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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Beloved community."”.

  1. THE BELOVED COMMUNITY IN SHAW: CONSTRUCTING NARRATIVE IDENTITY IN THE ANTI-GENTRIFICATION MOVEMENT

    … cultivated through identification with existing community beliefs. Likewise, Fisher’s paradigm teaches us that narratives are not constantly brand new; they are instead validated and defined in their archetypal elements and in the values those archetypes have repetitively taught us. Scholars of …

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  2. "No matter what, I got everybody's back" : planning for beloved community in the inner-ring suburbs

    … to action, and given courage by the vision of a "beloved community." This thesis posits that urban planning fields, too, should take this vision seriously as a guide for designing community development strategies that create more opportunities for active love and relationship across deep social …

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  3. Becoming a Beloved Community: A Restorative Reckoning for a Radical Conversion to Transform Discourse in Higher Education

    <p>This dissertation critically examines the misappropriation of Restorative Justice Discourse (RJD) within three predominantly white institutions (PWIs), analyzing 59 institutional documents through Critical Discourse Analysis, Relational Critical Discourse Analysis, and Rhetorical Criticism …

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  4. A Moving Imagination in Spaces of Distress: Teacher and Student Agency in a Science Classroom

    … study explored the ways in which our classroom community (students and teacher) engaged with humanizing pedagogy in a seventh grade science classroom, toward the full development (e.g. personal, social, emotional, academic) of our classroom community, and the dismantling of inequitable practices …

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  5. Trust Across Difference in Radical Social Movement Organizations: The Case of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

    … difference to form what they refer to as the “beloved community”. Additionally, trust allowed activists to engage in generative conflict and move the organization forward.</p> <p>At the turn of the decade, SNCC began to fall apart. I argue that this was because relationships within the …

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  6. A Knock at Midnight: A Pedagogy of Womanist Spirituality

    … black liberation theology (Cone, 1975/1997), beloved community (King, 1963), and the African concept of ubuntu (Battle, 2006, 2009; Tutu, 2004), and drawing on a variety of research methodologies such as spiritual autobiographies (Lee, 1836; Elaw,1846; Foote, 1879; Truth, 1892/1988), narrative …

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  7. The Ecotonal Nature of Community Food Work: A Case Study of Trauma-Informed Care and Agential Change Space

    … the social-ethical ideal of a non-violent 'beloved community' to counter this unjust history and expand the boundaries of what is possible for individuals and society. Historical and systemic injustices ramify the adverse experiences and trauma affecting vulnerable people's lives. The …

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  8. Freedom in the thought and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

    The purpose of this dissertation is to discover Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s interpretation of freedom. King's life was dedicated to a pursuit of freedom for African Americans, the poor, and unfree people around the world. This dissertation takes a comprehensive approach to answering the question: …

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