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Teaching While Black

This double issue of Public Seminar is “Teaching While Black,” a symposium that illuminates the experiences of African American scholars working in higher education. Featuring artwork by acclaimed interdisciplinary artist and scholar Dr. Fahamu Pecou, the special issue is co-edited by New School President and University Professor Dwight A. McBride, James Baldwin Review Managing Editor Justin A. Joyce, and Public Seminar Co-Executive Editor Claire Potter.

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Education
A Black Pedagogy Is an Engaged Pedagogy
April 28, 2022Duchess Harris
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Teaching While Black
Are You Sure?
April 28, 2022Charles I. Nero
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Teaching While Black
Generations
April 28, 2022Terrance Dean
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Teaching While Black
Black Is in the Job Description
April 28, 2022Erica L. Ball
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Teaching While Black
I Want to Know Who I Am At Work When I Am Not Under Duress
April 28, 2022Gina Athena Ulysse
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Teaching While Black
Just Say No
April 28, 2022Dorothy Brown
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Teaching While Black
Teaching and Modeling Freedom
April 28, 2022Lisa B. Thompson
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Teaching While Black
“‘Look, a Negro’ … in the Academy”
April 28, 2022Davarian L. Baldwin, Bridgette Baldwin
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Teaching While Black
Leading While Black
April 28, 2022Dwight A. McBride
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Teaching While Black
How They See Us—and How We Learn to See Ourselves
April 28, 2022Sylvester A. Johnson
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Teaching While Black
Building the House You Want to Live and Teach In
April 28, 2022Beverly Guy-Sheftall
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Teaching While Black
Becoming Un-Disciplined
April 27, 2022Cathy J. Cohen, Claire Potter

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