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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Black Feminist Epistemology"”.
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Performing radical black womanhood: Black women artists as critical public pedagogues
… to explore the pedagogical experiences of Black women artists and performers from Detroit, Michigan, using qualitative methodological components from autoethnography, ethnography, phenomenology, and art-based inquiry. The researcher used criterion sampling in order to select six of the …
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"On our way": identities and representations of African women seeking asylum in Ireland
… of asylum in the Irish context that integrates Black Feminist analyses of intersectional identity with Postcolonial Feminist theories of representation. African women seeking asylum in the Republic of Ireland were key political instruments used by the state to re-draw racial lines. The study …
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Facing the Coded Gaze with Evocative Audits and Algorithmic Audits
… systems of interest. I build on the insights of Black women intellectuals to show how Black feminist epistemology, intersectionality, and the outsider within standpoint provide avenues for shaping audits of algorithmic systems that reach everyday people. I present two case studies of an impactful …
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South Asian females and technology education: A study of engagement and disengagement in Britain
… and technology. Existing theoretical, especially feminist, frameworks for understanding the experiences of girls and women in science, engineering and technology, were largely silent about the experiences of minority ethnic girls and women, especially those of South Asian heritage; their …
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The race to the top: the experiences and strategies of women of colour in UK academia
… adequacies. Grounded in critical paradigm and Black feminist epistemology, and building upon Critical Diversity Studies, the 24 participants interviewed in this study share their experiential knowledge of journeying through the UK academia system by reflecting on their experience in getting …
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“Most of All, I Wanted My Life to Count for Something:” Toward Black Feminist Theorization in Histories of California Medicine and Medical Education, 1858 to 1942
… explores the histories of California’s earliest Black women physicians, Ruth J. Temple (1892–1984) and Edna L. Griffin (1905–1992), within the broader landscape of medicine and medical education in the United States from 1858 to 1942. By foregrounding the intellectual contributions, medical …
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Endarkened seeking: The storymaking of Black American women faculty sojourners in Senegal
… dissertation study is to examine the stories of Black American women faculty who participate in overseas professional development programs, an area of research that has been sorely neglected. Education researchers’ most recent focus —as it relates to experiences abroad of Black Americans—has been …