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Seeing Race Again
Countering Colorblindness across the Disciplines
By Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Luke Charles Harris, Daniel Martinez HoSang, George Lipsitz
Chapter 16 -- Shifting Frames: Pedagogical Interventions in Colorblind Teaching Practices
By Milton Reynolds
Leading in the Belly of the Beast: School Leadership in a System Designed to Fail
By Trevor W. Gardner
Milton Reynolds, Contributor
Handbook of Social Justice in Education
Edited by William Ayers, Therese Quinn, David Stovall
Chapter 46 -- Keeping it Real
By Milton Reynolds
The Screen
Engaging Conversations Online and Off - The OC for Social Studies
Moderated by Milton Reynolds with Stacey Kertsman and Hope Teague-Bowling
The OER Conference for K-12 Social Studies August 5-7, 2020 We’re all exploring ways to ensure our students’ learning – and our own – continues to advance. Our new professional development conference for social studies can help meet those needs.
Education and the New Human Biotechnologies - Tarrytown 2011
Milton Reynolds
Milton Reynolds of Facing History and Ourselves discusses some of the hurdles faced by educators in teaching history of eugenics at the high-school level, as well as some of the opportunities for addressing these challenges.
Reframing Race: A Process of Reckoning
Milton Reynolds
Talking Biopolitics
Rob Wilson and Milton Reynolds
This live online event is part of Talking Biopolitics 2015, a series of conversations with cutting-edge thinkers about the social meaning of human biotechnologies.
How Private is your DNA?
Scientists are now able to map our bodies’ DNA with increasing ease and decreasing costs. But what is being done with this information and for whose benefit? How much control do we have over our genetic information and what can we do to protect our privacy?
Patent Pending: The rise of Genetically Modified Human Beings
5th Annual NorCal PBIS/School Climate Symposium Keynote
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