The Cycle of Liberation is a novel by Bobbie Har.

According to Harro, we are all born into a set of social identities which are neutral in themselves, but prejudice us to different roles in the dynamic system of oppression.The process by which these roles are assigned is often invisible.There are 15

The rest of society is classified into target groups, while members of the dominant or agent groups are treated as the cultural norm.A flattened version of the cycle of socialization is what it looks like.

As a reader living in 2018, I find Harro's argument to be a review of information I have already absorbed.If our motivation to make change is guilt, we are doomed to fail, according to Harro, who makes it a point to say that people born into dominant groups should not feel guilt.

If we can accurately assess inequality without bringing guilt into it, we will be much more powerful.I think that guilt is a normal human response that can cause people to take action even if they don't like it.I worry that a lot of people from dominant groups will only internalize Harro'sAffirmation not to feel guilty, without being moved to change the system.

The name of the person was Harro, Bobbie.Readings for Diversity and Social Justice, 3rd ed., edited by Maurianne Adams, was published in 2000.