Undoing whiteness in the classroom : critical educultural teaching approaches for social justice activism / edited by Virginia Lea and Erma Jean Sims.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Peter Lang,
©2008.
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| Series: | Counterpoints (New York, N.Y.) ;
v. 321. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Undoing whiteness in the classroom : different origins, shared commitment / Virginia Lea and Erma Jean Sims
- Imagining ourselves into transcultural spaces : decentering whiteness in the classroom / Catherine Kroll
- Challenging the hegemony of whiteness by addressing the adaptive subconscious / Ann Berlak
- Transforming whiteness through poetry : engaging the emotions and invoking the spirit / Erma Jean Sims and Virginia Lea
- Future teachers and families explore humanization through Chicana/o/Latina/o children's literature / Rosa Furumoto
- Polyrhythms as a metaphor for culture / Babatunde Lea with Virginia Lea
- The lessons we learn from Crash : using Hollywood film in the classroom / Roberta Ahlquist and Marie Milner
- Destabilizing whiteness and challenging the myth of Canadian multiculturalism : The couple in the cage and educulturalism / Karen McGarry
- Black women's theater from the global South and the interplay of whiteness and Americanness in an Appalachian classroom / Denise Hughes-Tafen
- Educultural performance : embodiment, self-reflection, and ethical engagement / Eileen C. Cherry-Chandler
- Inviting an exploration of visual art into a class on American cultures / Judy Helfand
- Imaging whiteness hegemony in the classroom : undoing oppressive practice and inspiring social justice activism / Virginia Lea and Erma Jean Sims
- Figuring the cultural shape we're in / Cathy Bao Bean
- Black woman "educultural" feminist / Pauline Bullen
- One is the sun : Mesoamerican pedagogy as an adjunct to undoing whiteness in the classroom / Carlos Aceves
- Afterword: Educulturalism in the service of social justice activism / Virginia Lea and Erma Jean Sims.