دانلود کتاب Transformational Sanctuaries in the Middle Level ELA Classroom: Creating Truth Spaces for Black Girls

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Preface: Wanted: Educator Activists Seeking Transformation
Acknowledgments
Series Editors’ Foreword
Author Biography
Chapter 1: Demanding Truth Spaces: Tell Me How I Stay Positive When They Never See the Good in Me
Learning to Hate Myself: Ingesting Dominant Ideology
Reference
Chapter 2: Gems of Truth: Research Partners as Love Advocates
Amir
Marie
Jennifer
Kelsey
Melody
Dywanna
Becoming Blue Diamonds
Getting to the Heart of the Matter
Normalization of the Thin, White Female Form
Engaging Adolescents in Critically Examining the Body as Text
Analyzing Obesity Ideology
Schools as Critical Consumers of Societal Inequities Around Weight
Finding Sanctuary in Truth: Research as an Act of Love
References
Chapter 3: Fake Love: The Truth Behind the Caring Myth
Fake Love in a White Supremacist Society
Learning through Eyes of Thick Love: A Radical Love, Real Love
Critical Race Theory
Black Feminist/Womanist Studies
Guiding Wisdoms, Dual Lens: Intersectionalities and Experiential Knowledge
Jahraymecofasola: A New Way to Love Blackness
Loving Black Girls Means Loving Black Bodies
References
Chapter 4: Stepping behind the Veil: A Methodology for Crafting a Loving Sanctuary
The Blue Diamonds’ Truth Circle
Truth Spaces Artifacts
Creating Counternarratives
Journaling
Supplies
Interviews and Other Data: Collection and Analysis
Interviews
My Journal
Analysis
Positionality
Presenting the Work: What You Need to Know About Ethnopoetry and Verse Novels
What Is a Verse Novel?
Verse Novel as a Critical Act of Resistance
References
Chapter 5: Poetic Justice: Truth Revealed in Verse
Researcher’s Note: Preface to the Novel
Introductions: A Poem in Five Stanzas
Fat: A Definition Poem
Fat: A Visual Poem
FAT: A Biography in Five Short Chapters
A Visual Poem
Fat: A Confessional
Spoken-Word Performance Poem
Researcher’s Note: The Skinny on Fat
Colorism: A Definition Poem
The Color Complex: An Introduction
A Black Out Poem
Dark Girls: A Poem in Two Voices
Heart’s Desire: Colorism in Action
Researcher’s Note: Delving into Skin
Intersectionality: A Definition Poem
A Tale of Two Girls: Life as a Black Girl
Remixed: Countee Cullen’s Experience in 2015
Enabling the System: A Cry for Help Denied
A Pocket Full of Wishes: Attracting the Opposite Sex
What Is Body Image?
Blessings upon Blessings: The Body as a Source of Conflict
Researcher’s Note: Examining Intersectionalities
Counternarratives: A Definition Poem
Naming Myself: A Body Image Visual Poem
Fat: A Counternarrative in Visual Form
Greater is Coming: Praise in Lyrics and Movement
Body Love: An Autobiography in Five Short Chapters
A Visual Poem
Notes
References
Chapter 6: You Can’t Heal What You Don’t Reveal: Ethnopoetics as Truth, Resilience, and Resistance
Organizing the Poems and Analytic Decisions
Researcher\'s Note: A Preface
Introductions
Fat
Fat: A Poem of Definition
Fat: A Visual Poem
FAT: A Biography in Five Short Chapters
Stereotypes
Fat: A Confessional Spoken-Word Performance Poem
Researcher\'s Note: The Skinny on Fat
Colorism
Colorism: A Definition Poem
The Color Complex: An Introduction
Dark Girls: A Poem in Two Voices
Heart\'s Desire: Colorism in Action
Researcher\'s Note: Delving into Skin
Intersectionality
Intersectionality: A Definition Poem
Bearing Witness: Life as a Black Girl
Incident Revamped: Countee Cullen\'s Experience in 2015
Enabling the System: A Cry for Help Denied
A Pocket Full of Wishes: Attracting the Opposite Sex
What Is Body Image?
Blessings upon Blessings
Researcher\'s Note: Examining Intersectionalities
Combating White Supremacy, Gender Bias, and Sizism Using Counternarratives
Counternarratives: A Definition Poem
Naming Myself: A Body Visual Poem
Fat: A Counternarrative in Visual Form
Greater Is Coming: Praise in Lyrics and Movement
Body Love: An Autobiography in Five Short Chapters
Truthful Transparency: Reflecting on Writing
References
Chapter 7: “Quiet as It’s Kept”: Teachers as Truth Warriors Moving Forward with Urgency
Implications for Teachers as Truth Warriors
Incorporate Black Oral and Literary Traditions
Engage in Critical Study That Names and Confronts Injustice
Build a Trusting Environment
Commit to Being an Educator-Activist
Reflect Regularly
Concluding Thoughts
References
Appendix
Rationale: Methodological Stance
Autoethnography
Critical Race Counternarratives
Ethnopoetics
Context and Participants
Selection of Participants
Obtaining Partner Consent
Obtaining Human Subjects Approval (IRB)
Data Collection Methods
Data Organization
Timeline
References
Index