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The Last Brick Shall Be the Cornerstone: Re-Mattering Black Educational Lives After the Neoliberal Wrecking Ball
Fri, April 12, 9:35 to 11:05am, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Floor: Level 100, Room 113ASession Type: Symposium
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The Last Brick Shall Be the Cornerstone: Re-mattering Black Educational Lives After the Neoliberal Wrecking-ball
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Papers
School Closings and the Devaluation and Death of a Black Community: A Vision to Restoration - Paulette White, Wayne State University
On the Auction Block: Racial Colonial Capitalism and the Destruction of Majority Black School Districts - Dana Hart, University of Detroit Mercy
Racialized Laws and the Impact on School Choice for Black Families - Damiana LaShea Sorrell, Wayne State University
Culturally Responsive School Leadership: Incorporating “Freirean Leadership” to Confront and Dismantle Racial Injustices - James A Hearn, Wayne State University
The New Foundation of Education: Transforming, Reimagining, Repositioning, Restoring, Liberating Lives Through Career Technical Education - Donald Walker, Wayne State University
Where Is the Love? An Analysis of Love’s Inherent Nature to Be Rebellious and Restorative - Antwuan Williams, Wayne State University