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On Response: Raciolinguistic Justice and Responding to Student Writing
By Shane A. Wood and Emily K. Suh Copy edited by Samantha Maloney. Designed by Mike Palmquist. In On Response: Raciolinguistic Justice and Responding to Student Writing, Shane A. Wood and Emily K. Suh provide a theoretical and pedagogical framework for understanding response as a raciolinguistically just practice.
This week, Trump shut down USAID. Here’s why China is cheering.
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Opinion - This week, Trump shut down USAID. Here’s why China is cheering.
This week, hundreds of USAID employees were blocked from entering headquarters and locked out of their work accounts after Department of Government Efficiency chief Elon Musk announced that he and President Trump had agreed to shut down the agency. The consequences of this decision will stretch far beyond budget sheets and bureaucratic reorganization — it marks a massive strategic victory for China. Since its establishment in 1961 by President John F.
Bringing Theory Into Action: Justice‐Oriented Practices for the Classroom
References 2009. “ The Danger of a Single Story.” Video. TED Talk. https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story/c. 2018. “ Reimagining our Legal, Political, and Economic Systems.” Facing Race, Elevating Democracy Talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbfRhQsL_24. 2012. “Arguing Academic Merit: Meritocracy and the Rhetoric of the Personal Statement.” Journal of Basic Writing 31, no. 2: 32–56. American Association of Community Colleges. 2023. Fast Facts.
Where Florida leads and California falls behind: student health education | Opinion Original
Unexpectedly, California finds itself trailing behind the sunshine state of Florida — not in the usual suspects of technology or politics, but in the often-neglected area of health education. While California grapples with outdated standards, Florida, despite its reputation as a regressionary state, takes an unanticipated lead in fostering timely health education programs.
Preston Wallace: Personal Trainer, Photographer and Hernando’s Spider-Man
Preston Wallace recently stood in the middle of Beale Street in Memphis, Tenn., wearing a Spider-Man costume that he bought from Amazon. His cousin stood in front of him, Wallace’s own camera in hand. Wallace and his cousin made the trip in hopes of getting some promotional content to advertise the former’s business. As pedestrians walked near the duo, they took notice of the superhero on the street. “Hey, it’s Spider-Man!” a passerby said. “Spider-Man!” someone else called.
Ending Affirmative Action Will Not Bring Fairness
On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court of the United States made a decision that will upend the college-admissions process forever: They dismantled affirmative action. In the case of Students for Fair Admissions v.
Wildlife Programmer for Animalogy
Dr. Shawna Adams stood inside the air-conditioned room at the M.R. Davis Public Library in Southaven, Miss., on June 27, 2023, safely sheltered from the summer heat. In front of her sat rows of children struggling to sit still, and chattering parents sat in the room’s perimeter. Screeching sounds emanated from one of the cages that sat atop a long, black table behind Adams. Black cloths draped over the cages, keeping their contents hidden for the time being.
Mississippi TikTok Ban May Be a New Red Scare
I was born in 2002, which means that by the time I reached my teenage years, socializing and friendships extended outside school grounds and onto social-media platforms. Facebook was, of course, out of the question as it was “too old” for us. The platforms we used instead were Snapchat, Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter. We have since gained a more recent contender: TikTok. It is no surprise that some are unwelcoming to this platform.
Agents of Change: Modeling Two-Year College English Teachers' Change Resilience and Saturation during COVID and (we hope) Beyond
Keywords Community College English faculty Change resilience change saturation How to Cite Suh, E. K., Griffiths, B. M., Tinocco, L., Sullivan, P., & Synder, S. (2022). Agents of Change: Modeling Two-Year College English Teachers’ Change Resilience and Saturation during COVID and (we hope) Beyond. Radical Teacher, 124, 51–64.
Faces of protest: Bruin activists share stories on Occupy UCLA
Isaac Arjonilla Protesters march on Bruin Walk during Occupy UCLA’s “Occuparty” rally on Nov. 21. Sidhaant Shah Protesters gathered in Bruin Plaza on Monday night and pitched about 20 tents ““ including two on top of the box housing the “hibernating” Bruin statue. Occupy UCLA has been a visible presence on the UCLA campus the past week, with its members pitching tents, marching and rallying as part of system-wide protests against tuition hikes and budget cuts to the University of California.
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