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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This roundtable will explore the ways teachers and students navigate the racialized landscapes of their schools and universities. Featured on this roundtable are papers that address the manifestations of white innocence in a social studies context, positive teacher interactions across racial lines, and factors that shape students’ sense of belonging at a predominantly White institution.
Activation of Perpetration: White Innocence and the Representation of People of Color as Threats - Richard A. Orozco, The University of Arizona
Exploring Teacher-Teacher Racial Mismatch: How Faculty Racial Contexts Shape Coworker Support - Jennifer Lauren Nelson, Emory University
"I've Put Up a Fight to Make Myself Belong Here": First-Generation College Students Crafting a Sense of Belonging - Erendira Rueda, Vassar College; Jesse Moya, Siena College