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watching a training video at work about shooting and it’s got some weirdly well produced sections?? it’s like:
monotone documentary voice describing statistics: use energy exist or windows to get out in case of an active shooter
/hard cut/
60 seconds of the most vivid horror movie shit you’ve ever seen, complete with tension and a jump scare and blood splatter on the camera
and then it fades out from like, the horrified face of a young woman to another infographic
If you're doing a training about racial bias that specifically covers red-lining and history surrounding segregation after the Civil Rights Movement, and the training is for your regional civil servants, and it asks at the end how their institution could improve regional equity...
... wouldn't it be prudent to address your region's history of bias, segregation, and red-lining? Especially when you have such a duality of some of the oldest free Black communities in the state AND a "former" sundown town?
(Unfortunately, the answer is no, according to the people who created the training I attended today)
(When talking about the history of institutionalized racism they also mentioned nothing about the Chinese Exclusion Act, Japanese internment, nor everything that has happened to Native nations)
(And yeah it's only covering racism, no other -isms even though they're all intertwined)
I'm pretty sure the voiceover for this Trauma Informed Practices training is also the voice actor for Shaun's parts of the Newsflesh audiobooks. It's very distracting and a little bit funny in a way it shouldn't be...
Mandatory online trainings. Kill me.
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