This interdisciplinary essay collection explores how the rhetoric of social justice can become a reality in the United States by interrogating matters of inclusion, diversity, equity, and access in a variety of contexts ranging from the Black Lives Matter movement and children's literature to the contemporary workplace and university.
This interdisciplinary essay collection explores how the rhetoric of social justice can become a reality in the United States by interrogating matters of inclusion, diversity, equity, and access in a variety of contexts ranging from the Black Lives Matter movement and children's literature to the contemporary workplace and university.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Emily Allen Williams is Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Introduction: Finding Our Way Together: Discussions on Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access Emily Allen Williams, Editor Part 1: Interrogations of Blackness, Whiteness, Racism, and Beyond: Historical and 21st Century Considerations Chapter One: Black Lives Matter: Dismantling Racism and Rewriting History in the Confederate Monuments Nancy Wellington Bookhart Chapter Two: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Anglophone African Caribbean Impact: Transposition of the Caribbean Experience in the Complexities of the African American Context Sharon Albert Honore Chapter Three: The New Back to Africa Movement: The Black Diaspora Seeking Opportunity and Refuge in the Motherland Karl Ellis Johnson Part 2: Excluded or Included? African American, Non-Conformist, and Transgender Chapter Four: (Re)Defining Hi-stories: Conducting and Preserving Oral Histories in Africana Studies Catherine L. Adams Chapter Five: Did You Bring Me Here to Be Like You? Philosophizing About Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Anthony Sean Neal Chapter Six: Missing the Whole Picture: A Content Analysis of Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Characters in Children's Literature Eden-Reneé Hayes and Saisha Manan Chapter Seven: Organizational Culture: Pivoting on DEI Willette Neal Chapter Eight: Approaching Diversity, Equity, and Race Work in 21st Century America Gwendolyn VanSant Part 3: Challenging 21st Century Notions of Diversity on College and University Campuses Chapter Nine: Black Lives Matter on Campus: Choreographing Protest Peter A. Campbell Chapter Ten: Black Maleness at a Public Regional University Mark Wagner and Katherine L. Cleary Chapter Eleven: Meta-Reflections: Teaching Black Psychology at a Predominately White Undergraduate Institution Sandra Virginia Gonsalves-Domond Chapter Twelve: The Case for Inclusive Instructional Design Samantha Calamari Index About the Contributors
Introduction: Finding Our Way Together: Discussions on Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access Emily Allen Williams, Editor Part 1: Interrogations of Blackness, Whiteness, Racism, and Beyond: Historical and 21st Century Considerations Chapter One: Black Lives Matter: Dismantling Racism and Rewriting History in the Confederate Monuments Nancy Wellington Bookhart Chapter Two: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Anglophone African Caribbean Impact: Transposition of the Caribbean Experience in the Complexities of the African American Context Sharon Albert Honore Chapter Three: The New Back to Africa Movement: The Black Diaspora Seeking Opportunity and Refuge in the Motherland Karl Ellis Johnson Part 2: Excluded or Included? African American, Non-Conformist, and Transgender Chapter Four: (Re)Defining Hi-stories: Conducting and Preserving Oral Histories in Africana Studies Catherine L. Adams Chapter Five: Did You Bring Me Here to Be Like You? Philosophizing About Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Anthony Sean Neal Chapter Six: Missing the Whole Picture: A Content Analysis of Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Characters in Children's Literature Eden-Reneé Hayes and Saisha Manan Chapter Seven: Organizational Culture: Pivoting on DEI Willette Neal Chapter Eight: Approaching Diversity, Equity, and Race Work in 21st Century America Gwendolyn VanSant Part 3: Challenging 21st Century Notions of Diversity on College and University Campuses Chapter Nine: Black Lives Matter on Campus: Choreographing Protest Peter A. Campbell Chapter Ten: Black Maleness at a Public Regional University Mark Wagner and Katherine L. Cleary Chapter Eleven: Meta-Reflections: Teaching Black Psychology at a Predominately White Undergraduate Institution Sandra Virginia Gonsalves-Domond Chapter Twelve: The Case for Inclusive Instructional Design Samantha Calamari Index About the Contributors
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