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The Effects of the American Colonial and Apartheid School System on the Learning on Minority Studenm believe that these languages, values, and norms are better than theirs. This book unpacks how these colonial practices, which have been reproduced in schools and society at large, have impacted racially, linguistically, and historically marginalized groups, including students and teachers of color.

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2211-1921 cular, and in society at large.Explores the ways in which thThis book draws on critical race theories and teachers’ testimonials grounded in 20 years of teaching experiences to reveal the ways in which racial and cultural biases are embedded in school curricula, and both their intended and unintende

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Un-Schooling Racism is Anti-Racist Education,gated schools. Specifically, Blacks and other minority students attend mostly schools attended by other students of color while their White counterparts continuously attend predominantly White schools (Garcia & Kleifgen, 2018; Matias, 2013;Matias & Zembylas, 2014).

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The Effects of the American Colonial and Apartheid School System on the Learning on Minority Studenctive citizens in society. Traditionally, school is seen as an institution where teachers, doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists, and nurses, among other professionals, are prepared to serve humanity. Through such lens, school is constructed as the pillar of society. While underscoring the irrepla

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Racism Hidden in Schools Through Smiling and Shaking Hands,y marginalized groups may not be officially enslaved or colonized, but they continue to be victims of subtle forms of racism hidden through smiles. Smiling, in other words, is used as a veil to hide deep-seated racial prejudice against people of color in institutions, like schools and the workplace.