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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. To be clear, I do think these exercises have their value, and I think privilege is very real. The issue wasn’t so much the concept, but how they went about it and made the scores very “public” Anyway, DD wasn’t comfortable talking to them in person but emailed the advisor when she got home from school today about why the activity was problematic and how she hopes they’ll reconsider the way they implement such activities in the future. [/quote] It's great that your daughter felt comfortable talking to you about this and that she knows you'll support her efforts to raise this with the club advisor. I hope the school recognizes the problem and takes steps to help ensure your daughter feels comfortable continuing in the club and at her school. It sounds like she can make a real contribution by speaking up about the lack of sensitivity. [/quote]
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