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Bringing to Life Human Rights Education in the Science Classroomle rights of all members of the human family [as] the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world,” which honors the intentions of the United Nation’s human rights declarations and treaties (UDHR, 1948, p. 1). Indeed, HRE is a humanizing epistemology that acknowledges teaching and learning as acts of love.

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Challenging Islamophobia in the Middle School Classroom: Using Critical Media Literacy to Teach Humad family members, while others are from households with two college-educated parents and attenuating class privilege. In the same classroom, I have students classified as gifted along with students who carry a diagnosis of emotional disturbance.