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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Black joy"”.
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Owning the Narrative: Black Working-Class Males’ Social Identity and Resistance
<p>This study investigates how working-class Black males perceive their present and historical experiences of growing up as men in a capitalist-white-supremacist society in the U.S. It provides insight into how these oppressive forces shape their social identity formation and create …
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Lemonade, gin, and juice: the performance and deconstruction of black masculinity from n**gers to negus
<p>This project examines the effects of Black masculinity: its performance, the identity politics that materialize in the discovery of Black “maleness,” and its manifestation through male intrasexual competition to analyze how Black men learn and perform traditional patriarchal masculinity. …
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The Expansion of Higher Education for Kenyans, With Special Emphasis on Women, From 1959--1969
"In 1959, Thomas Mboya, a union activist and Kenyan politician, garnered 81 scholarships for Africans to attend over 40 colleges and universities in the U.S. (the largest to ever study at one time). In 1960, he received over 320 more to an additional 60 higher U.S. educational institutions. The …
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In it and of it: A Black principal’s self-examination of anti-Blackness and critical leadership praxis
… that share my students' experiences. As a Black woman and an educator, I emphasize the importance of culturally responsive school leadership for K-12 principals, which includes fostering connections with and amplifying the voices of marginalized Black students to improve their academic …
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Orifice of Return
… of Return is a collection of poetry that posits Black femme bodies as living and breathing archives, corporeal manifestations of intuitive and intellectual claims at survival. The poems in this collection illustrate the multifaceted nature of my craft, through which the personal, the collective, …