作者: Julio Cammarota
DOI: 10.1080/10665684.2014.933067
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摘要: This article reports on racism expressed by school personnel (administrators and teachers) experienced Latina/o students at a high located in Tucson, Arizona. Students specialized social science research program, called the Social Justice Education Project (SJEP), documented personal encounters with racist articulations their school. After conducted observations of own interactions campus, they would write (weekly) field notes as part assignment to document education. Most verbal exchanges influenced can be categorized into direct statements or racial microaggressions. Both these are tantamount derogatory comments slurs that attempt make an individual from marginalized group feel inferior different (in negative sense) dominant group. focuses SJEP, implemented one particular Tucson school, during 2010–2011 year. Excerpts student...