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Reconstruction and Reconstitution, 1945–69hundreds of students who emerge from a multiplicity of backgrounds. To achieve equity in schools and classrooms requires that teachers sustain a near-constant awareness of others’ unique perceptions and identities. As teachers negotiate classroom relationships with youth across cultural, gender, lin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15815-7ce teachers and students in P through 12 classrooms. In this chapter, I use narrative inquiry and self-study to examine my own curricula decisions in teaching race in a course with mostly White teacher-education students. Race, of course, is socially and legally constructed (see, for instance, Ladso