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Teaching Behind the Lines: Fugitive Leadership and the Limits of Professionalism in Education

“Many of us use the idea that ‘I am a professional’ as an excuse to not become humanly concerned or politically concerned with our situation.” —Amos Wilson “In an insidious manipulation of priorities, the disruption caused by the protesters’ efforts is viewed as a greater evil...

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Freedom Teaching During Oppressive Times

In Dr. Jarvis Givens' book Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching, he details stories of Black teachers circumventing, what he called white surveillance. Black...

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Dr. Katera Moore
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