Museum Human

Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging "after" Affirmative Action

Adding Belonging to DEIA Doesn't Change Museums' Challenge to Transform.

Robert J Weisberg

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a neon sign reading "you belong here"
But who is the "you" here? (Photo by Amer Mughawish / Unsplash

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