Whiteness—an ideological practice that can extend beyond notions of racial supremacy to
other areas of dominance—has permeated every aspect of librarianship, extending even to …

Researchers have documented how schools perpetuate an unequal opportunity structure for
low-income students of color. However, most of the attention has focused on low academic …

While the media frequently report on threats facing colleges and universities, no sector of
higher education is in more danger than private colleges with small endowments and low …

This study used Q Methodology to identify and examine the Early College High School
graduates' perceptions of college readiness after completing year one of college. The data …

Helplessness deficits are characterized by an organism's failure to escape escapable
situations after exposure to aversive stimuli. It has recently been learned that helplessness is …

This research explores the relationship between cultural capital, agency, and the successful
navigation of college. Drawing from my analysis of 59 semi-structured interviews with …

Higher education in the United States is depressingly stratified. Lower-income students are
more likely to not go to college than their wealthy peers. If they do go, they are more likely to …

Abstract High-achieving African American students are not immune to the issues that
underlie racial inequalities in school achievement. There is much to learn from these …

Low-income students have historically struggled in applying to colleges, especially liberal
arts colleges. However, presently low-income students have had significantly more access …

In 2015 I reviewed Kevin Kumashiro's Against Common Sense: Teaching and Learning
toward Social Justice for Power and Education, discussing issues concerning equality and …