The guide for White women who teach Black boys : understanding, connecting, respecting /
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Thousand Oaks, California :
Corwin, a SAGE Company,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Ready to make a difference, the old fashioned way / Debby Irving
- The state of the white woman teacher / Julie Landsman
- The state of black boy student expected early March / Jerlando Jackson
- Understanding unconscious bias as one more tool in the committed white teacher's equity toolkit / Diane Finnerty
- White female teachers and black boys : right teachers and (mis)understood boys / John Marshall
- White racial identity development / Ali Michael
- "What if being called 'racist' is the beginning, not the end, of the conversation?" / Elizabeth Denevi
- What does it mean to be a white teacher? / Robin DiAngelo
- Strategies for showing love to black boys / Jaime Washington
- Black excellence and white privilege / David Stills
- Black boys & their racial identity : learning how they fit into society and in your classroom / Keisha Bentley-Edwards et al.
- Teaching black boys during childhood : a counter narrative and considerations / Joseph Nelson
- "How dare you make this about race?!" : centering race, gender and poverty / H. Richard Milner
- The n!gga/er in me / Eddie Moore Jr.
- Blackness/transness : two targets on my back / Zeam Porter with Ty Gale
- White teachers and the power to transform : early childhood educators and the potential for lasting harm / Chonika Coleman-King and Jabina Coleman
- Learn about us before you teach (about) us : queer black boys / Benny Vasquez
- Black male students and teachers in K-12 classrooms : strategies for support to increase performance as students and professionals / Chance Lewis
- Respecting black boys and their history / Jawanza Kunjufu
- "I can switch my language, but I can't switch my skin" : what teachers must understand about linguistic racism / April Baker-Bell
- Identity safety as an antidote to stereotype threat / Becki Cohn-Vargas
- The science behind psychological verve and what it means for black students / Darla Scott
- The visit / Chezare Warren and Justin Coles
- Rewriting the narrative / Toni Williamson
- "Don't lean, jump in" : the fierce urgency to confront, dismantle, and (re)write the historical narrative of black boys in educational institutions / Sharoni Little
- Zero margin for error / Vern? Myers
- Connecting with black students and parents : equal vision / Shakti Butler
- Activating inclusiveness / Chris Avery
- Belief, pedagogy and practice : strategies for building powerful classroom communities / Ty-Ron Douglas & Stefanie Rome
- Ruminations from the intersections of a #BlackMommyActivist / Shemariah Arki
- Find freedom in the classroom : a love letter to my babies' teachers / Crystal Laura
- Start out firm / Valerie Adams-Bass
- A parable of academic misgivings : the educator's role in addressing college undermatch / Ed Smith
- The collusion of social norms and working with interracial families / Jennifer Chandler
- What are we doing to address "these" students? : strategies for creating equitable classrooms / Brian Johnson
- ADD/ADHD over-identification and bow black cultural styles are often confused for ADD / Erica Snowden
- Football, sports and Moore : using schools structures to get more out of black boys / Eddie Moore Jr., Frederick Gooding Jr.
- Strategies that de-escalate conflict in the classroom / Barbara Moore-Williams, Deidre Spence, Chris McGinley
- Heath, bloom, banks : exploring the importance of what and why questions / Marguerite Penick-Parks & Suzanne Fondrie
- Black faces and white spaces : recognizing and supporting black boys in gifted education / Donna Y. Ford, Brian L. Wright & Tarek C. Grantham
- Books and curriculum : what to read with black males in elementary school to create a strong foundation of positive racial identity development / Marie Michael
- Global skills : beyond the classroom and the playground / Dion Crushshon
- Outtro : remember, black girls aren't doing "just fine" : supporting black girls in the classroom / Charlotte Jacobs.