All Articles tagged african american studies

• Volume 3
  October 19, 2022 EDT
  At The Crossroads, Black Disabled Lives Do Matter: Intersections of Race and Disability in Special Education
  Dakota Douglas

  This paper crafts a narrative that defines the origins of race and disability, and explores how intrinsic American ideals like neoliberalism and capitalism delegitimize Black people and people with disabilities.

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• Volume 3
  October 19, 2022 EDT
  AT THE CROSSROADS, BLACK DISABLED LIVES DO MATTER: italic_Intersections of race and disability in special education_italic
  Dakota Douglas

  This paper crafts a narrative that defines the origins of race and disability, and explores how intrinsic American ideals like neoliberalism and capitalism delegitimize Black people and people with disabilities

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• Volume 2
  September 01, 2020 EDT
  Battling a World of Hate with Hope: Unearthing the Life and Work of Adolphe Duhart
  Audrey J. Gibson

  During the era surrounding the Civil War in the United States, a time when the country was at its most racially tense and divided, a...

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• Volume 2
  September 01, 2020 EDT
  Black Evangelicals and the Democratic Party: Intersectionality and the Myth of the Monolithic Black Vote
  Meanna Gray

  The theory of intersectionality provides a framework to improve visualizing identity as a conglomerate of inseparable, overlapping categories of an individual’s characteristics or identifications. The...

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