Language and social justice in practice /
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2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: reimagining language and social justice / Netta Avineri, Laura R. Graham, Eric J. Johnson, Robin Conley Riner, Jonathan Rosa
- "Never tell me how to say it": race, language ideologies, and harm reduction in secondary English classrooms / Julia Daniels
- Identifying "racists" while ignoring racism: the case of the alleged slur on George Zimmerman's 911 tape / Adam Hodges
- Contesting representations of migrant "illegality" through the drop the i-word campaign: rethinking language change and social change? / Jonathan Rosa
- Communicating and contesting Islamophobia / Mariam Durrani
- Languages of liberation: digital discourses of emphatic blackness / Krystal Smalls
- Issues of equity in dual language bilingual education / Kathryn Henderson, Lina Martín-Corredor, & Genevieve Caffrey
- Colorado's READ Act: a case study in policy advocacy against monolingual normativity / Kara Mitchell Viesca & Luis Poza
- Dual language education as a state equity strategy / Kathryn Lindholm-Leary, Martha Martinez, & Rosa Molina
- Ubuntu translanguaging and social justice: negotiating power and identity through multilingual education in Tanzania / Monica Shank
- A critical interrogation of the "language gap" / Eric Johnson
- Language, justice, and rabies: notes from a fatal crossroads / Charles Briggs
- Ethics, expertise, and inequities in global health discourses: the case of non-profit HIV/AIDS research in South Africa / Steven Black
- Interpreting deaf HIV/AIDS: a dialogue / Mark Byrd & Leila Monaghan
- Language as health: healing in indigenous communities in Guatemala through the revitalization of Mayan languages / David Flood, Anita Chary, Peter Rohloff, & Brent Henderson
- Mascots, name calling, and racial slurs: seeking social justice through audience coalescence / Netta Avineri & Bernard Perley
- The language of activism: representations of social justice in a university space in Argentina / Suriati Abas & James Damico
- California Latinx youth as agents of sociolinguistic justice / Mary Bucholtz, Dolores Inés Casillas, & Jin Sook Lee
- Pronouns and possibilities: transgender language activism and reform / Lal Zimman
- (De)occupying language / H. Samy Alim
- A'uwē-Xavante represent: rights and resistance in native language signage on Brazil's federal highways / Laura R. Graham
- The universal declaration of linguistic rights / Joyce Milambiling
- "Linguistically isolated": challenging the U.S. Census Bureau's harmful classification / Ana Celia Zentella
- Immigrants facing linguistic barriers in the U.S. justice system: case studies from North Carolina / Dominika Baran & Quinn Holmquist
- Communicating humanity: how defense attorneys use mitigation narratives to advocate for clients / Robin Conley Riner & Elizabeth Vartkessian.