Our goal in this research project to learn how mixed-race, school-age children form racialized identities through their school environments. The project has four parts: This work is necessary because mixed-race children are largely absent from critical education literature despite their demographic surge. In 1970, a handful of years after interracial marriage became legal in the …
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In this clip, we will listen to community members discuss their experiences with home, connecting to roots and the values of our ancestors.
Two Black men discuss when white people realize they have privilege and and the conversations they have with their white friends and coworkers in order to catalyze that realization.
Black woman shares how her freshman year experience at the University of Washington was a difficult transition from growing up in very diverse spaces to being one of the only Black people in her major.
