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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2022): Being Black in the United States
Vol. 7 No. 1 (2022): Being Black in the United States
Published:
2022-09-23
Journal Information
Cover Black Experience First Issue
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About the Journal
Front Matter
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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From the Editors
From the Editors
From the Editors
Articles
The Banality of Liberal White Supremacy: Black Women Leaders, Administrative Marginalization and the Professional Toll of Anti-blackness
Jaye Jones
Article A1263
Amplifying Voices: Five Approaches to Constructing Counternarratives that explore the African American Experience in the Workplace
Abbie Salcedo, Jeremy Bohonos
Article A1298
Antiracist Andragogy in School Counselor Education and Training
Dr. Mariama Sandifer, Dr. Eva Gibon, Dr. Sarah Brant-Rajahn
Article A1236
Whose poverty is it? An Autoethnography
An autoethnography
Corinne Brion
Article A1255
Adult Learners' Community Cultural Wealth: Seeing ABE Learners through a CRT Lens
Amy Pickard
Article A1222
Reflections
Searching for Black Freedom in the South
Erin Lewis Harden, Dr. Annette Teasdell, Ayat Soluiman
Article R1250
Black Faces in White Spaces: Reflections on Racism and Being a Black Women in Higher Education in the Deep South
Fredrika Cowley
Article R1293
Counternarratives of Resistance in Preservice Teacher Education
Narcarsia Cannon, Zaria Robinson, Amy Tondreau
Article R1274
How We Got Over: The Bridge of Caring between a Professor and Student
Dr. Teresa Leary Handy, Dr. Tamecca Fitzpatrick
Article R1399
Against All Odds: Reflections from a “Scary” Black Woman
DeLisha Sylvester
Article R1337
The Practice of Freedom
In the Shadow of the Great White Way: Images from the Black Theatre
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Hugo Fernandez
Article P1387
Educate, Empower, Encourage: Wash Day
Racheal Popoola
Article P1384
Book Review & Resources
Review of The Reimaginers: Education Activists and Promises of Change
Carol Rogers-Shaw
Article B1235
Book Review: Gifts from the Dark: Learning from the Incarceration Experience
Schwartz, Joni and John R. Chaney. (2021). Gifts from the Dark: Learning from the Incarceration Experience. Lexington Books.
Rachel Boccio
Article B1360
Book Review: Communities of resistance and solidarity: A feminist theology of liberation
Colleen Unroe
Article B1363