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“Asian and Latinx Anti-Blackness in Schools and Communities: Complicity and Resistance” Book Discussion Symposium 2

Sun, April 12, 9:45 to 11:15am PDT (9:45 to 11:15am PDT), Los Angeles Convention Center, Floor: Level Two, Room 303B

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This panel highlights the forthcoming publication of the book “Asian and Latinx Anti-Blackness in Schools and Communities: Complicated Stories of Complicity and Resistance” by Myers Education Press, as a part of their Ethnic Studies Revival series. Interdisciplinary education scholars and practitioners share research, interrogation of praxis, ethnic studies curriculum, autoethnographic data, and frameworks that explain the ways that anti-Blackness manifests in Latinx and Asian communities, identity formation schools, society and learning spaces. This book panel contributes to a clear gap in knowledge, and disrupts the Black-white binary frameworks by re-centering Asian and Latinx voices that are racialized / positioned to be in the margins.

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