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Session Type: Symposium
The purpose of this symposium is to present findings from five separate studies of educational leadership and white privilege. Studies include conceptual investigations of the knowledge base, empirical inquiry and policy analysis. Collectively considered, the papers a critical analysis of historical and contemporary issues and make profound recommendations for rethinking the way leaders and prepared and practice.
Educational Leadership and White Privilege: Interrogating Research and Policy Related to Preparation and Practice - Jeffrey S. Brooks, Monash University
Can Equity and Excellence Ever Coexist? African Americans and the Racial Politics of Expectations and Performance - Daniel D Liou, Arizona State University
Desirablizing Whiteness: Understanding a Phenomenon of Passion and Practice - Sharon I. Radd, St Catherine University; Tanetha Jamay Grosland, University of South Florida
A Well-Intentioned Principal's Struggle to Engage in Racial Dialogues - Jason Swanson, University of Illinois - Chicago
Preparing Antiracist School Leaders in a School Choice Context - Bradley W. Carpenter, University of Louisville; Sarah Diem, University of Missouri; Tiffanie Celeste Lewis-Durham, Montclair State University