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stories, perspectives, and reflections from WAESN youth, educators, and community
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This blog reflects a diversity of viewpoints from WAESN youth, educators, and community contributions. Posts do not always represent WAESN’s organizational positions.
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A Special Kind of Betrayal: The Violence and Hypocrisy of Cis Men of Color in Organizing
Part 2: Asuka by Asuka Conyer My entry into this work was colored by a particular kind of exploitation: the “glitter” of being a mixed child in the eyes of
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What Happened to WAESN? Some History.
WAESN History; Cliff Notes Style WAESN started in 2019 as a loosely organized network of…
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I Just Wanted to Teach Kids Math
A poem shouted by Shraddha Shirude It’s nearly spring, which means high-stakes standardized testing season…
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Trusting Students, Transforming Classrooms: The Heart of Student-Centered Learning
by Dr. Tracy Castro-Gill So, I’m officially unemployed, which means I have more time to…
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Reflecting on Identity, Education, and Equity: Lessons from American Ethnic Studies 340
by Masha Campbell, AES 340 Student American Ethnic Studies 340 has encouraged me to reflect…
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Curricular Conditioning in a Racist and Capitalist System
By Lauryn Daniels, AES 340 student Reflecting on hidden curriculum was very eye opening for…
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The Hidden Curriculum: Reflections on Control, Racism, and the Infamous Food Fight
by Cecilia Meza, AES 340 student One point that stuck with me during this week’s…
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