Race is everywhere and pretending not to see it only does more damage than good. This book delves into the work of Charles Mills and how his underlying philosophies of race still play out in today's economic, educational, political and sociological arena.
Race is everywhere and pretending not to see it only does more damage than good. This book delves into the work of Charles Mills and how his underlying philosophies of race still play out in today's economic, educational, political and sociological arena.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Cheryl E. Matias is a full professor in the School of Leadership and Education Sciences at the University of San Diego who earned several awards, including the 2020 Mid-Career Award for her work on racial justice in teacher education at American Educational Research Association. She researches the emotionality of whiteness in teacher education and motherscholarship that supports women of color and motherscholars in the academy. She has several books: Feeling White, Surviving Becky(s), The Handbook on Critical Theoretical Reseach Methods in Education, and The Other Elephants in the (Class)room. She is a motherscholar of three, including boy-girl twins.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction - Dancing with Charles: A man, scholar, legacy 1. We will greet our enemy with rifles and roses: Charles Mills and the perpetual impact of the Racial Contract 2. The Racial Contract and white saviorism: centering racism's role in undermining housing and education equity 3. White racial ignorance and refusing culpability: how the emotionalities of whiteness ignore race in teacher education 4. Expectations as property of white supremacy: the coloniality of ascriptive expectations within the racial contract 5. Naming the unnamed: a Millsian analysis of the American educational contract 6. Too much talking, not enough listening: the racial contract made manifest in a mixed-race focus group interview 7. Rejecting the racial contract: Charles Mills and critical race theory 8. Charles Mills Ain't Dead! Keeping the spirit of Mills' work alive by understanding and challenging the unrepentant whiteness of the academy
Introduction - Dancing with Charles: A man, scholar, legacy 1. We will greet our enemy with rifles and roses: Charles Mills and the perpetual impact of the Racial Contract 2. The Racial Contract and white saviorism: centering racism's role in undermining housing and education equity 3. White racial ignorance and refusing culpability: how the emotionalities of whiteness ignore race in teacher education 4. Expectations as property of white supremacy: the coloniality of ascriptive expectations within the racial contract 5. Naming the unnamed: a Millsian analysis of the American educational contract 6. Too much talking, not enough listening: the racial contract made manifest in a mixed-race focus group interview 7. Rejecting the racial contract: Charles Mills and critical race theory 8. Charles Mills Ain't Dead! Keeping the spirit of Mills' work alive by understanding and challenging the unrepentant whiteness of the academy
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