Considering refusal in the study of international education and development

Rashid, Mariam

doi:10.1080/14767724.2024.2355207

Globalisation, Societies and Education

2024

DOI: 10.1080/14767724.2024.2355207

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Considering refusal in the study of international education and development

Mariam Rashid

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Radically Re-Reading Youth Feedback With Anticolonial Black Feminist Critique

Carter

2024

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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Many scholars have drawn on youth voice as a way of learning about educational inequity from the perspective of those closest to it. Yet, methodological engagements with youth voice tend to elide considerations of how coloniality and raciality operate in the very interpretive strategies leveraged to represent youth voice in academic knowledge produced about inequity. Following anticolonial black feminist critique and method-making, the inquirer turns to a radical reading practice for engaging youth feedback at a summer achievement program dedicated to promoting racial and educational justice and reversing summer learning loss. Key to this radical reading practice are methodological and analytical moves that: (a) pivot from earlier interpretations of youth feedback; (b) trace raciality in educational text to demonstrate how the text relies on modern signifying strategies that hide Man, his descriptive statements for existence, and the attendant power structures that facilitate global capital; and (c) consider how youth feedback illustrates coloniality and raciality at work within the out-of-school program. In all, the paper demonstrates how a black inquiry approach complicates educational equity’s federally mandated, state-monitored, and locally enacted pursuit at an out-of-school program to collectively consider alternatives to our current ethical-political education demands, and how we might engage the task of posing those alternatives.

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Radically Re-Reading Youth Feedback With Anticolonial Black Feminist Critique

Carter

2024

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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Considering refusal in the study of international education and development

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