Self Reflection Recording

Listen to your recording: Carve out a block of time and listen to your recording without interruption. After listening to the recording, write down your initial
responses to hearing your interview. Were you surprised to hear any of your responses? Would any of your answers change? Remain the same? What were your feelings as
you listened? What did you learn about yourself from listening to the recording? How do you understand your impressions and responses? Respond to the following
questions: Use the racial identity development models to describe your understanding of where you see yourself at the start of the semester and where you see yourself
now in your development. Identify events and/or experiences that you feel facilitated your change process. Elaborate on factors (e.g., class, religion, ethnicity,
sexuality) that have been central to your sense of self and that may impact your sense of racial identity. Identify personal and social concerns that you have resolved
or are working on. Reflect on your current understanding of institutional and systemic racism, and if that is consistent with, or different from, what you expressed on
your recording. What is the ″story″ of your racial identity? How has your story evolved or changed over the course of the semester? In what ways? In what ways has it
remained the same? What does your story tell you about (barriers within and outside of yourself that make it difficult to confront racism; resources both within and
outside of self that can help you in confronting racism; steps you will take in your personal journey after leaving this course)? Identify three to four references
that have been useful to you in the development of your thinking and self-awareness. The purpose of the assignment is self-reflection. Refer only to ideas, events, and
readings that were most significant to you in your analysis. Formatting and Submission Instructions