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Books on Cultural Democracy |
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These books are located on the
SCC Library 3rd Floor:
Burton, Garlinda.
Never say nigger
again! An antiracism guide for white liberals. Foster, Michelle.
Black teachers on
teaching. Freire, Paulo.
Pedagogy of freedom : ethics, democracy, and
civic courage. Freire, Paulo.
Pedagogy of the oppressed.
Giddings, Paula.
When and where
I enter : the impact of Black women on race and sex in America.
Hooks,
Bell.
Teaching community :
a pedagogy of hope. Hooks,
Bell.
Teaching to
transgress : education as the practice of freedom. Howard, Gary R.
We can't teach what we don't know : white
teachers, multiracial schools. Kunjufu, Jawanza.
Black students-Middle class teachers.
Ladson-Billings, Gloria.
The
dreamkeepers : successful teachers of African-American Children.
Landsman, Julie.
A
white teacher talks about race. Moore, William, Jr. Against the Odds: The High Risk Student in the Community College. On order
Moore, William, Jr.
Behind the open door
: racism and other contradictions in
the community college.
Moore, William, Jr.
Blind
Man on a Freeway:
The Community College Administrator.
Obama, Barack.
The audacity of hope: thoughts on reclaiming the
American dream. Singleton, Glenn E.
Courageous conversations about race : a
field guide for achieving equity in schools. Tatum, Beverly Daniel. Can we talk about race? : and other conversations in an era of school resegregation. LC212.42 .T37 2007 Race and epistemologies of ignorance. Edited by Shannon Sullivan and Nancy Tuana. E-BOOK |
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These books are located at
other libraries in the LRCC District. You can request delivery of a book to
the SCC Library by
locating the title in
LOIS and clicking the "Request" button at the top of the
screen for that book record. Fill out the online form using the barcode on your employee ID card and
a library PIN. Library
users receive a default library PIN when they activate or use their student
access card or employee ID card at a library
service desk. Delpit, Lisa D.
Other people's children : cultural conflict in the classroom.
New York : New Press, 1995. |
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