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Aaron X. Smith – Research Issues in Contemporary Education, 2025
Historically Black Colleges and Universities collectively represent a wellspring of Black, history, Black culture and Black excellence. The contemporary socio-political and economic climate calls for an unprecedented renaissance of knowledge and support for these invaluable American institutions. The purpose of this article is to effectively…
Descriptors: Black Colleges, College Role, Educational History, African American Culture
ArCasia D. James-Gallaway; Chaddrick D. James-Gallaway – Critical Education, 2025
In this conceptual paper, we argue that many episodes of the so-called culture wars of the 1990s in the U.S. can be better understood as attacks on Blackness, a contention that critical race theory illuminates. To substantiate this claim, we recast key societal episodes through a Black perspective that unfolded in both formal and informal…
Descriptors: Educational History, Racism, African Americans, Critical Race Theory
Rachel McMillian; Reginald BoClair – Critical Education, 2025
Discussions of Black anarchism are rarely, if ever, found in the fields of educational theory and research. Characterizations of Black anarchism often paint it as a philosophy and praxis to be feared--as a movement that promotes violence and chaos. Yet, as the authors of this piece argue, Black anarchism is exactly the opposite: promoting a vision…
Descriptors: African Americans, Social Systems, African American Attitudes, Social Justice
Imani Masters Goffney; Charles E. Wilkes II – Theory Into Practice, 2025
African American learners deserve liberating learning experiences, yet rarely receive them. We argue that the framework of Afrofuturism is a productive strategy for reconceptualizing the work of mathematics teaching as liberating and empowering for African American learners and the Rights of the Learner Framework offers useful tools to enable…
Descriptors: African American History, African American Education, Mathematics Education, Culturally Relevant Education
Marybeth Gasman – Teachers College Press, 2025
With a personal and narrative style, preeminent educational historian Marybeth Gasman presents her research pertaining to HBCUs conducted over her 25-year career. In addition to conducting historical and large-scale qualitative studies related to HBCUs, Gasman has also served as a board of trustee member at three HBCUs--Paul Quinn College, St.…
Descriptors: Black Colleges, African American Education, Educational History, African American History
Joaquín M. S. Noguera – Critical Education, 2025
This paper draws from a critical ethnographic case study of the Roses in Concrete Community School (RiC) in East Oakland, California to explore their approach to repurposing a traditional school into a community responsive learning institution by operationalizing a critical humanist vision of education in a marginalized, urban community. The…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Humanization, African American Students, African American Education