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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"resisting oppression"”.
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Navigating Gendered Racism through Coping and Radical Healing: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Black Women’s Mental Health in Doctoral Programs
… and the role of radical healing as a way of resisting oppression while in a doctoral program. Data analysis resulted in three themes describing coping strategies: (1) navigating identity and social dynamics, (2) incorporating coping strategies and wellness, and (3) healing and activism in the …
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Reading the Birds: Critical, Multimodal, and Queer Meaning-Making in Literacy Teacher Education
… teacher-educators, and researchers interested in resisting oppression in and through literacy and composition education. The findings contribute to the research on literacy teacher education by detailing the situated processes involved in both critical meaning-making and pedagogical enactment …
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Historical reinterpretations of race: breaking stereotypes, creating archetypes
… that reveal recurring themes of not only oppression but also of those resisting oppression, aiming to resignify (to use Judith Butler's term) what it means to be Asian and Black within American society.</p>
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“Outsider Forever”: Black Women Multicultural Center Administrators' Identity Negotiation Experiences At Historically White Institutions
… Images, 3) The Weight of Institutional Oppression, 4) Resisting Oppression, and 5) Identity Negotiation/Shifting, explored this phenomenon in further detail. Overall, the findings of this study add to emerging research on Black women administrators and multicultural centers at HWIs.
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Traveling a hard road: pathways to womanhood among generations of poor females of Haitian descent living in the Dominican Republic
Messages disseminated by the international aid community, which disempower women in developing countries, advocate for delayed first pregnancy and motherhood until after the age of 20 (Barinas & Flores Chang, 2011). This advocacy contrasts starkly with the pathways to womanhood/an adult identity …