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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"LatCrit Theory"”.

  1. MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY OF SELECT HISPANIC FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES WITH ACADEMIC RACIAL BIAS AT A 4-YEAR TEXAS UNIVERSITY

    … and academically. The use of critical race theory, Chicana feminist theory, LatCrit theory, and microaggression theory coupled with the students’ testimonios, provided examples that challenge the dominant view that racism is not a current issue. Results of the current study include the four …

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  2. “A Real Man . . .”: Deconstructing Machismo Heteronormative Standards with K–12 Latino Male Educators through Dialogic Spaces

    … case study employed critical sociocultural theory, racial identity development theory, masculinity studies, and LatCrit theory to explore how Latino male educators comprehend and negotiate their gender identities in K–12 educational spaces. Using circulos enfocados, findings revealed …

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  3. Talking Back to the ELPAC: Resilient Resistance and (Re)Imagining Through YPARt

    … and language policy landscapes. Drawing from LatCrit theory, Latina/Chicana feminisms, and dimensions of youth participatory action research (YPAR), this study centered both LTELs as <em>jóvenes educados </em>(dignified youth) and a conceptualized <em>taller </em>(studio space) to affirm youth …

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  4. Students or Suspects? Safety Policy: Is the Wanding Policy in an Urban School District Racializing Latinx Youth?

    … youth. By framing this issue through the lens of LatCrit Theory, this research contributes to ongoing discussions about the intersection of school safety, racial justice, leadership in policy implementation and educational equity. This qualitative study analyzed 36 interviews—4 individual and 6 …

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  5. ¿De Dónde Eres?: The Construction of U.S. and Immigrant Culture and Identity in the ESL Adult Education Setting

    … intercultural study was informed by Co-cultural theory, CRT, LatCrit, language and power, and Whiteness studies. As the findings of the research show, the narratives constructed through language, interaction, and institutionalized practices in the ESL setting reproduced the ideology of the …

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