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Zurechnung des Schadens, Kausalitätglass’s efforts to become literate while enslaved, because he realized that education was equated with liberation and empowerment. They also focused on Malcolm X’s quest for education, which led him to proclaim that “education is the passport to your future.” Similarly, they also delineated how an a

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Reziproke Schäden und Mitverschuldenlenty of times before but it was directed at me this time. At age 13, it was a stark reminder of how different I really was. The reality of growing up Black and surrounded by poverty, racism, and violence did not fully occur to me at that particular moment. However, at that defining moment, I captur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27878-8old girl joyously stomps and plays a harmonica. An energetic four-year-old boy jumps from couch, to coffee table, to distant couch while singing the hook to Jennifer Lopez’s popular song .. Meanwhile a woman—physically over 100 miles away at work in New York City, but connected through a video chat

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Zurechnung des Schadens, Kausalitätding Black. students in mathematics. It is with this philosophy that I approach all of my research, teaching, and service efforts. It is from this vantage point that I prepare future elementary, middle, and secondary mathematics teachers to be culturally responsive pedagogues (Gay, 2010; also see Je

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Reziproke Schäden und Mitverschuldenk’s editors and thought the purpose of the book was noble and inspiring, I felt I would have very little to contribute. I have never thought of myself as having overcome any significant barriers along my educational and professional journey. Like many people, I have always viewed my life from a norm

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