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1 online resource (676 pages) |
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9781440832567_Vol-1; Cover page; Halftitle page; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Introduction The Making of a Movement: Ethnic Studies in a K-12 Context; Part I Historical and Theoretical Considerations; 1 Hecho en Berkeley: A Brief History of the Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies Program at Berkeley High School; 2 Xicana/o Indigenous Epistemologies: Toward a Decolonizing and Liberatory Education for Xicana/o Youth; 3 Healing Identity: The Organic Rx, Resistance, and Regeneration in the Classroom |
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4 Education in Nepantla: A Chicana Feminist Approach to Engaging Latina/o Elementary Youth in Ethnic StudiesPart II Ethnic Studies Pedagogy in Practice; 5 The Youth Will Speak: Youth Participatory Action Research as a Vehicle to Connect an Ethnic Studies Pedagogy to Communities; 6 Rise Above: Filipina/o American Studies and Punk Rock Pedagogy; 7 "You Can Ban Chicano Books, But They Still Pop Up!": Activism, Public Discourse, and Decolonial Curriculums in Los Angeles; 8 Struggle in the Mud: Stockton, Ethnic Studies, and Community Engagement: An Autoethnography |
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Part III Critical Practitioner Preparations9 The Power of Ethnic Studies: Developing Culturally and Community Responsive Leaders; 10 Brown Washing Hermeneutics: Historically Responsive Pedagogy in Ethnic Studies; 11 Common Struggle: High School Ethnic Studies Approaches to Building Solidarity between Black and Brown Youth; 12 Resistance and Resilience in Tucson: The Xican@ Institute for Teaching and Organizing (XITO) as a Form of Resistance and Liberation; 13 The Story of Our Day: Moving OurImaginations to the Immense Revolutionary Potential in America; Index; Cover page ; Halftitle page |
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Title page Copyright page ; Contents; Introduction: "Picking Up the Torch in Higher Education": Ethnic Studies Culture Wars in the Twenty-first Century; Part I Ethnic Studies Intellectual Traditions: Political and Theoretical Shifts in Academia; 1 Neoliberalism in the Academic Borderlands: An Ongoing Struggle for Equality and Human Rights; 2 "But It's a Dry Hate": Illegal Americans, Other Americans, and the Citizenship Regime; 3 Insurrectional Knowledge: Antiprison Africana Pedagogy, Ethnic Studies, and the Undoing of the Carceral State |
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4 Issues in the Ethnic Studies Culture Wars: A Veteran's InsightsPart II Counter-Narratives: Teaching Ethnic Studies at White Institutions; 5 The Battle to Decolonize Knowledge: Theories, Experiences, and Perspectives Teaching Ethnic Studies in Arizona; 6 On Building Latino Studies in the White, Liberal Arts, Corporatized University: An Autoethnography; 7 Why Ethnic Studies Matters: A Personal Narrative from a Community College Educator; 8 We Are Not "the Help": A Composite Autoethnography of Service and Struggle in Ethnic Studies |
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9 Where Are All of the Latina/os?: Teaching Latina/o Studies in the Midwest |
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Education -- United States.
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Education
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Ethnic relations -- Study and teaching (Higher)
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United States -- Ethnic relations -- Study and teaching (Higher)
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United States
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Electronic book
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Buenavista, Tracy
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Marín, James
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Ratcliff, Anthony
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Sandoval, Denise
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| ISBN |
9781440832567 |
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1440832560 |
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