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anti-racist social work: a standalone construct

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Social work

social work theory and practice that recognizes racism in society and in welfare institutions and works to challenge it.

In social work, anti-racist social work refers to social work theory and practice that recognizes racism in society and in welfare institutions and works to challenge it. This meaning comes from Dominelli (1988) in Anti-racist social work.[1]

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Dominelli, L. (1988). Anti-racist social work. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9780333309070

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