In Symposium: Still Nuthing Ta F’ Wit: Examining the Power of Hip-Hop to Advance Justice for Youth

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In Symposium: Still Nuthing Ta F’ Wit: Examining the Power of Hip-Hop to Advance Justice for Youth
On Session Paper: Al Kofeyye Arabiyyeh: How Hip-Hop Became a Shelter for a Palestinian Girl Fighting Colonialism

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In Symposium: “Between Shadow and Substance”: Examining What It Means to Move Toward Collective Freedom Through Methodologies

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In Symposium: “Between Shadow and Substance”: Examining What It Means to Move Toward Collective Freedom Through Methodologies
On Session Paper: Shouting at the Wall: Learning From Hip-Hop to Synchronously Sustain Abolitionist and Decolonial Methodologies

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In Symposium: Examinations of the Relational Racialization of Asian Americans in Education
On Session Paper: Examining the Modernist Foundation of Anti-Blackness, Anti-Latinidad, and Anti-Indigeneity in the Colonial Production of APIs

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In Symposium: Isis’ Justice: Re-membering Incarcerated Youth and the Urgency of Abolition

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In Symposium: Isis’ Justice: Re-membering Incarcerated Youth and the Urgency of Abolition
On Session Paper: Seeing, They Do Not See: Reexamining Our Responsibility to People Incarcerated as Youth

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