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Session Type: Paper Session
These papers use historical and autoethnographic methods to consider the relationship between subject, epistemology, and identity in the fields of dance, science, and mathematics. Each of these papers engages the radical questioning of truth in these fields, in order to consider new possibilities.
History and Development of Settler Colonial Mathematics From 1819 to Pre-Sputnik - Paul E Madden, Connecticut College
I'm Black and I'm Proud: Autoethnographically Considering the Place of Race in Critical Pedagogy - Rae Charles Harge, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
She Blinded Me With Science: Postcurriculum and the New Science - Zeus Leonardo, University of California - Berkeley; Dax Ovid, San Francisco State University