"This book features the stories and voices of parents, young people, community organizers and educators describing how they are fighting systemic racism in schools by building a new educational justice movement committed to community-based, high quality,humane and empowering education for all young people"--
"This book features the stories and voices of parents, young people, community organizers and educators describing how they are fighting systemic racism in schools by building a new educational justice movement committed to community-based, high quality,humane and empowering education for all young people"--
Preface INTRODUCTION Building an Educational Justice Movement Mark R. Warren PART ONE: Building the Power for Change: Parent, Youth and Community Organizing CHAPTER ONE “I Can’t Make a Teacher Love My Son”: A Black Parent’s Journey to Racial Justice Organizing Zakiya Sankara-Jabar CHAPTER TWO #SouthLAParentLove: Redefining Parent Participation in South Los Angeles Schools Maisie Chin CHAPTER THREE Speaking Up and Walking Out: Boston Students Fight for Educational Justice Carlos Rojas and Glorya Wornum CHAPTER FOUR Fighting for Gender Justice: Girls of Color Assert Their Voice Kate McDonough and Christina Powell CHAPTER FIVE The Freedom to Learn: Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline in the Southwest Pam Martinez PART TWO: Building Alliances for Systemic Change CHAPTER SIX #FightForDyett: Fighting Back Against School Closings and the Journey 4 Justice Jitu Brown CHAPTER SEVEN There Is No National Without the Local: Grounding the School Discipline Movement in the Mississippi Delta Joyce Parker CHAPTER EIGHT The School Is the Heart of the Community: Building Community Schools Across New York City Natasha Capers CHAPTER NINE Fighting for Teachers, Children and Their Parents: Building a Social Justice Teachers Union Brandon Johnson CHAPTER TEN #EndWarOnYouth: Building a Youth Movement for Black Lives and Educational Justice Jonathan Stith PART THREE: Educators for Justice: Movement Building in Schools, School Systems & Universities CHAPTER ELEVEN Teachers Unite!: Organizing School Communities for Transformative Justice Sally Lee and Elana “E.M.” Eisen-Markowitz CHAPTER TWELVE Can Schools Nurture the Souls of Black and Brown Children?: Combatting the School-to-Prison Pipeline in Early Childhood Education Roberta Udoh CHAPTER THIRTEEN System Change: Following an Inside-Outside Strategy as a School Board Member Mónica García CHAPTER FOURTEEN Walking into the Community: Community Partnerships as a Catalyst for Institutional Change in Higher Education Maureen D. Gillette CHAPTER FIFTEEN #schoolismyhustle: Activist Scholars and a Youth Movement to Transform Education Vajra Watson PART FOUR: Intersectional Organizing: Linking Social Movements to Educational Justice CHAPTER SIXTEEN Janitors Are Parents Too!: Promoting Parent Advocacy in the Labor Movement Aida Cardenas and Janna Shadduck-Hernandez CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Same Struggle: Immigrant Rights and Educational Justice José Calderón CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Organizing Intersectionally: Trans and Queer Youth Fighting for Racial and Gender Justice Geoffrey Winder CONCLUSION Conclusion: Educational Justice as Catalyst for a New Social Movement Mark R. Warren About the Contributors Acknowledgments Notes
Preface INTRODUCTION Building an Educational Justice Movement Mark R. Warren PART ONE: Building the Power for Change: Parent, Youth and Community Organizing CHAPTER ONE “I Can’t Make a Teacher Love My Son”: A Black Parent’s Journey to Racial Justice Organizing Zakiya Sankara-Jabar CHAPTER TWO #SouthLAParentLove: Redefining Parent Participation in South Los Angeles Schools Maisie Chin CHAPTER THREE Speaking Up and Walking Out: Boston Students Fight for Educational Justice Carlos Rojas and Glorya Wornum CHAPTER FOUR Fighting for Gender Justice: Girls of Color Assert Their Voice Kate McDonough and Christina Powell CHAPTER FIVE The Freedom to Learn: Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline in the Southwest Pam Martinez PART TWO: Building Alliances for Systemic Change CHAPTER SIX #FightForDyett: Fighting Back Against School Closings and the Journey 4 Justice Jitu Brown CHAPTER SEVEN There Is No National Without the Local: Grounding the School Discipline Movement in the Mississippi Delta Joyce Parker CHAPTER EIGHT The School Is the Heart of the Community: Building Community Schools Across New York City Natasha Capers CHAPTER NINE Fighting for Teachers, Children and Their Parents: Building a Social Justice Teachers Union Brandon Johnson CHAPTER TEN #EndWarOnYouth: Building a Youth Movement for Black Lives and Educational Justice Jonathan Stith PART THREE: Educators for Justice: Movement Building in Schools, School Systems & Universities CHAPTER ELEVEN Teachers Unite!: Organizing School Communities for Transformative Justice Sally Lee and Elana “E.M.” Eisen-Markowitz CHAPTER TWELVE Can Schools Nurture the Souls of Black and Brown Children?: Combatting the School-to-Prison Pipeline in Early Childhood Education Roberta Udoh CHAPTER THIRTEEN System Change: Following an Inside-Outside Strategy as a School Board Member Mónica García CHAPTER FOURTEEN Walking into the Community: Community Partnerships as a Catalyst for Institutional Change in Higher Education Maureen D. Gillette CHAPTER FIFTEEN #schoolismyhustle: Activist Scholars and a Youth Movement to Transform Education Vajra Watson PART FOUR: Intersectional Organizing: Linking Social Movements to Educational Justice CHAPTER SIXTEEN Janitors Are Parents Too!: Promoting Parent Advocacy in the Labor Movement Aida Cardenas and Janna Shadduck-Hernandez CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Same Struggle: Immigrant Rights and Educational Justice José Calderón CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Organizing Intersectionally: Trans and Queer Youth Fighting for Racial and Gender Justice Geoffrey Winder CONCLUSION Conclusion: Educational Justice as Catalyst for a New Social Movement Mark R. Warren About the Contributors Acknowledgments Notes
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