Vol. 3, Issue 3, 2019May 01, 2019 PDT
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More than a Conference: Reflections on RPNC
More than a Conference: Reflections on RPNC
Nakisha Renée,
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 3, 2019
Vol. 3, Issue 3, 2019
- From the Issue EditorLaToya T. Brackett
- Student Editors: African American Studies Public Scholarship CourseBlak BoulignyClare ByrneGrace EberhardtJade HerbertJo GodgellFiona GredvigGray SorensenSarah PutulinBrie Williams
- A Conversation: Student Organizers Reflect on the 2018 Youth SummitKaity CalhounCollin Noble
- 2018 Race & Pedagogy National Conference: Images from the InsideAlex EverettLucas Smiraldo SmiraldoCharlotte DonnellyAimee SidhuCarolyn Weisz
- An Educational NarrativeSarah Putulin
- A letter from Ayanna Drakos, Class of 2011Ayanna Drakos
- The Radical Practice of “Hanging Out”: China’s University Student DissidentsKyle L. Chong
- Spotlight Session Review: The Implications of an Overwhelmingly White Teaching ForceAnna Mondschean
- More than a Conference: Reflections on RPNCNakisha Renée
- William Grant Still: The Complex Career of a Complicated ComposerAric MacDavid
- An Educational NarrativeHenry Loran
- Spotlight Session Review: The Science of Implicit BiasKayla Bryson
- An Educational NarrativeAmairany Bautista
- A Race & Pedagogy National Conference ReflectionAmanda Diaz
- An Educational NarrativeGrace Eberhardt
Renée, Nakisha. 2019. “More than a Conference: Reflections on RPNC.” Race and Pedagogy Journal 3 (3).