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Afrocentric Education: What Does It Mean to Toronto’S Black Parents?
An Afrocentric Case Study Policy Analysis of Florida Statute 1003.42(H) CHIKE AKUA Georgia State University
Haiti Unbound a Spiralist Challenge to the Postcolonial Canon H
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2020 NCTE Annual Reports
Annotated Selected Bibliography & Index for Teaching African
Meeting the Unique Needs of All Learners Purpose 3
Cultural Study of Maroon Novels by Black Women. Randi Gray Kristensen Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
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Praisesongs of Place 297
ABSTRACT Title of Dissertation: the CRITICAL
Using African Diaspora Literacy to Heal and Restore the Souls of Young Black Children
Claiming the Politics of Articulation Through Agency and Wholeness in Two Afro-Hispanic Postcolonial Narratives Silvia Castro Borrego
FORMER INMATES' PERCEPTIONS and BELIEFS ABOUT the VALUE of EARNING a HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA a DISSERTATION in Educational Leaders
Fostering Culturally Responsive Teaching in an Urban Preschool: a Qualitative Case Study
The African-American Experience in Social Ethics Professor: Dr. Stacey Floyd-Thomas
Releasing a Tradition: Diasporic Epistemology and the Decolonized
The Weaving of Female Selfhood Within Feminine Communities in Postcolonial Novels
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The Caribbean in the World: Imaginative Geographies in the Independence Age
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Fontanella-Nothomoona.Pdf (2.547Mb)
Toni Morrison Society Bibliography 2008-2011
Text Design Revised Edition 2015
ABSTRACT Title of Dissertation: USING BORDERLANDS LITERATURE to INCREASE INTEREST in LITERACY in the HERITAGE LANGUAGE
Basic ID-Concepts Concepts & Terms
Public Relations: Diaspora, Media, and the State(S) of American Literature
An African Diaspora Poetics of Loss
An Afrocentric Curriculum for Congolese Classrooms
Languages of Exile and Diaspora: a De-Colonial Approach to Equatoguinean and Afro-Latin@ Literature
Refusing to Be Made Whole: Disability in Contemporary Black Women's Writing
Numeracy</Em>: Entering the <Em>Seas of Literacy</Em>
Summer Institute Program
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AVAILABLE FROMERIC/EDINFO Press, Indiana University, P.O
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Ethnographic Surrealism: Authorship and Initiation in the Works of Alejo Carpentier and Lydia Cabrera