The AADERE model of progression in the hospitality and tourism industry: An empirical study of high-salaried Black managers

Turnipseed, Ivan B.

doi:10.34917/1385186

2009

DOI: 10.34917/1385186

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The AADERE model of progression in the hospitality and tourism industry: An empirical study of high-salaried Black managers

Ivan B. Turnipseed¹

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Embracing Diversity and Avoiding ACRASH by Calling Spades, Progressing Syntaxes, and Affirming Actions

Summers¹,

Turnipseed²,

Hilton³

2013

The International Journal of Community Diversity

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Despite greater awareness that the American population and workforce are increasingly diverse, there is little appreciation for the persistent and discrepant effect of difference on the lived experiences of social outsider groups. Consistent with a history of preference for able-bodied, well off, White, mature, heterosexual, males, for example, most U.S. institutions continue to be hegemonic. Proffering a road map for managing diversity and equalizing life chances across multiple spaces, this paper articulates an innovative conceptual framework called ACRASH. This powerful analogy and acronym (for ableism, classism, racism, ageism, sexism, and heterosexism) denotes the primary dimensions of difference that spawn discrimination, harassment, and prejudice and shape disparate realities for Americans. As well, attention calling, perpetual proportionate affirmative action, and the use of a progressive syntax are posited as effective means for improved relations and the development of more positive socioeconomic and political outcomes in the U.S. and, perhaps, beyond.

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Embracing Diversity and Avoiding ACRASH by Calling Spades, Progressing Syntaxes, and Affirming Actions

Summers¹,

Turnipseed²,

Hilton³

2013

The International Journal of Community Diversity

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The AADERE model of progression in the hospitality and tourism industry: An empirical study of high-salaried Black managers

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Embracing Diversity and Avoiding ACRASH by Calling Spades, Progressing Syntaxes, and Affirming Actions

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