Abstract Across the United States today, college campuses face two major distinct but
interrelated challenges. The first is a legislative threat. Since 2021, state legislatures have …

Schools serving students in K–12 play a significant role in preparing young people to
participate constructively in higher education, employment, and community and civic life …

This conceptual essay explores three" moments" related to our collective efforts as white
teacher educators to respond to proposed anti-critical race theory legislation in Michigan …

Abstract This response to “Reconstructing Democracy in Polarized Times: Thinking
through/with the CRT Conflicts” explores the conditions that need to be in place to move …

Over the last several decades, teacher education has emerged as a site of political struggle
between diverse political and ideological camps seeking to shape the future of the teaching …

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the issues of teacher attrition. According to the US
Bureau of Labor and Statistics, from January to November 2021, there was a 40% increase …

Abstract In the United States, a significant rise in legislation impacting the lives of
transgender and non-binary students in schools demonstrates the need for policy …

The anti-critical race theory movement began in 2020, propelled by the fear of topics on race
and racism overtaking lesson objectives, course content, and class discussion, and, in turn …

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the Biggest Pain was Indifference”: Transgender and Non-Binary Students’ Sense of Belonging …