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Product Identifiers

PublisherRoutledge, Chapman & Hall, Incorporated

ISBN-101032948930

ISBN-139781032948935

eBay Product ID (ePID)11074783093

Product Key Features

Number of Pages326 Pages

Publication NamePedagogy of the Black Child

LanguageEnglish

SubjectUrban, Multicultural Education, General, Elementary

Publication Year2025

TypeTextbook

AuthorDavid E. Kirkland

Subject AreaEducation

SeriesEquity and Social Justice in Education Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2024-054281

Dewey Edition23

Dewey Decimal371.82996073

SynopsisIn Pedagogy of the Black Child , David E. Kirkland invites readers into an urgent conversation about race, education, and the future of Black childhoods. Through the lens of his own experiences as a Black child, he examines the hidden ways societal structures undermine the humanity and potential of Black children. Blending personal stories, historical analyses, research, and practical insights, Kirkland weaves a compelling narrative that offers both reflection and actionable strategies, moving readers beyond abstract theories into meaningful actions. His narrative calls on educators, policymakers, and readers alike to confront the realities of racial injustice with courage and conviction to uplift possibilities that create spaces where Black children can thrive--where their dignity is restored, their potential embraced, and their futures are shaped by hope, not oppression. A rallying cry for those committed to justice, Pedagogy of the Black Child is not just a book--it's a blueprint for liberation, urging us all to lift up Black children, nurture their dreams, and commit to creating the conditions that will allow them to soar., In Pedagogy of the Black Child , David E. Kirkland invites readers into an urgent and profound conversation about race, education, and the future of Black childhoods. Through the lens of his own experiences as a Black child, he uncovers the hidden ways that societal structures undermine the humanity and potential of Black children., In Pedagogy of the Black Child, David E. Kirkland invites readers into an urgent conversation about race, education, and the future of Black childhoods. Through the lens of his own experiences as a Black child, he examines the hidden ways societal structures undermine the humanity and potential of Black children. Blending personal stories, historical analyses, research, and practical insights, Kirkland weaves a compelling narrative that offers both reflection and actionable strategies, moving readers beyond abstract theories into meaningful actions. His narrative calls on educators, policymakers, and readers alike to confront the realities of racial injustice with courage and conviction to uplift possibilities that create spaces where Black children can thrive-where their dignity is restored, their potential embraced, and their futures are shaped by hope, not despair. A rallying cry for those committed to justice, Pedagogy of the Black Child is not just a book-it's a blueprint for liberation, urging us all to lift up Black children, nurture their dreams, and commit to creating the conditions that will allow them to soar.

LC Classification NumberLC2717.K47 2025