Titlebook: Educational Leadership and the Global Majority; Decolonising Narrati Rosemary M. Campbell-Stephens Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Counter Strategies im globalen Wettbewerbonts how indigenous peoples of the Global Majority have been dehumanised often in pursuit of profit. It specifically examines the impact of othering Africa and African people within global discourse and demonstrates how a restoration of memory can create new meaning and essential knowledge.

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Process of Racialisation, Creation of a Single Narrative and Restoration of Memory,onts how indigenous peoples of the Global Majority have been dehumanised often in pursuit of profit. It specifically examines the impact of othering Africa and African people within global discourse and demonstrates how a restoration of memory can create new meaning and essential knowledge.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403981318his chapter reflects on how culturally literate leadership draws heavily on scholarly work such as culturally responsive and sensitive leadership. It also explores how Black and Asian leaders need to shift out of a minority mindset and play a leading role in co-creating a new ecosystem between home and school.

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Introduction: Global Majority Decolonising Narratives,orities. At a time when systemic racism globally has been thrust into sharp relief, it argues that the continued systematic racialisation and minoritisation of Black, Asian and other people of the Global Majority is a form of neo-colonialism. It examines how an invitation to address the under-repres

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Disrupting Narratives: Language Power and Self-determination,, erase or delegitimise their culture, knowledge and collective memory. The chapter examines how the erasure of language is a form of violence, colonialism and dehumanisation. It reflects on how the sidelining of languages other than English upholds epistemic systems such as modernity and developmen

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Seven Women, Seven Steps: Consciousness and Collective Action,w, through developing an Afrocentric consciousness, projects of resistance provide enriching opportunities for being. The chapter examines how an opportunity to disrupt deficit narratives and demonstrate efficacy was liberating, normal and relatively uncomplicated through indigenous ‘we’ orientated