Beyond Colorblind by Sarah Shin

Author:Sarah Shin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: ethnicity;ethnic story;ethnic journey;ethnic identity;race;racial reconciliation;redemption;healing;evangelism;witness;mission;brokenness;crosscultural skills;crosscultural conflict;gospel;justice;injustice;ethnicity aware;colorblindness;colorblind
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
Published: 2017-10-15T00:00:00+00:00

ASK GOOD LEARNING-POSTURE QUESTIONS

We need to ask good questions that communicate our genuine interest in learning more about others’ ethnic backgrounds and cultures. People almost always feel more engaged if you ask them to share versus trying to prove how much you know about their ethnic background.

What makes a good question? Make sure that the person receiving your question doesn’t feel like they have to defend who they are in answering your question. Don’t make them feel like they are in a courtroom or a laboratory. Interrogative or accusatory questions make it sound like the person is different from your assumed normal and often make the person feel unsafe.

Here are some examples of questions and statements to avoid:

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