TAKE IT TO THE ALTAR Tee (PRE-ORDER) #OwnYourExperiences
TAKE IT TO THE ALTAR Tee (PRE-ORDER) #OwnYourExperiences
TAKE IT TO THE ALTAR Tee (PRE-ORDER) #OwnYourExperiences
TAKE IT TO THE ALTAR Tee (PRE-ORDER) #OwnYourExperiences
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Jully Black Presents the

“OWN YOUR EXPERIENCE”

#TAKEITTOTHEALTAR Unisex Tee! 

Jully Black has chosen to make a powerful statement during the Anti-Black Racism Pandemic! Back by popular demand is the "The art of the comeback"


 

The art of the comeback

Addressing microaggressions is more an art than a science, and it requires a lot of creativity, said Derald Wing Sue, a psychology and education professor at Columbia University in New York City. He studies the psychology of racism and antiracism.
Microaggressions have two parts: One is the conscious communication of the initiator, which was likely intended to be a surface-level compliment. Then there's the unconscious metacommunication, which is the message the microaggression sends. Addressing the unconscious message requires what Sue described as "microinterventions."
Microinterventions need to underline the message within the microaggression, he added. So for allies, microinterventions involve three strategies:
Make the invisible, visible. "Oftentimes the perpetrator is unaware that they have engaged in demeaning or offensive comments, so you have to make that visible to them," Sue said.
Educate the perpetrator by "[shifting from] the focus of what the person intended to the impact.
"Often when you turn to a person who engages with a microaggression and you point it out to them, they say, 'That wasn't my intention at all. Why are you so sensitive?'"
You lose the argument when you focus on intention because you can't prove intent. Focusing on the impact as influenced by the significance, Sue explained, gets the perpetrator to understand what happened and how he /she might have caused pain.
Disarm the microaggression directly by steering the conversation away from a problematic remark or joke to communicate that it's offensive. You'd be modeling good behavior to other people present, and you can have a later conversation with the person about why his joke was inappropriate.
Jully Black Did a Great Job Disarming the perpetrator in the clip below:

 

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Available in Youth sizes!

 

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Next Level Tee Tops
  • 60% combed ring-spun cotton/40% polyester lightweight jersey
  • 6.7 oz./lin. yd.
  • 30 singles
  • fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage
  • self-fabric binding on neck and armholes

    CARE & WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

    • Machine wash cold
    • Do not bleach
    • Tumble dry low heat
    • Touch up with cool iron inside out 
    • Do not dry clean


    EXTRA CARE INFORMATION

    • Do not use fabric softener
    • Use mild detergent only
    • Wash with like colors
    • Remove promptly after wash

    SHIPPING INFORMATION

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