Overview
Theoretical Frameworks
Methodology
Findings
Proposed Solutions
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second-generation Caribbean youth
What is the minority group on which Lopez focuses her study?
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social interactions in which men and women undergo raicializing and gendering processes in a variety of social spheres (public spaces, schools, family life, and the workplace)
What are race-gender experiences?
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ethnographic study
What research methodology does Lopez use?
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men's thoughts about their future as a consequence of their mistreatment in society. Men were treated with suspicion, resentment, and fear by police/people. They expressed doubts about education as a route for upward mobility.
What are worried outlooks?
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Promotion of Critical Literacy.
Lopez hopes to change the Traditional Pedagogical Practices to what?
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explain how and why schools and cities are failing boys of color, showing that different expectations of minority boys and girls guide behavior, which ultimately determine each gender’s outlook on life and their future.
What is the aim of Lopez's study?
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life perspectives on education and social mobility
What are race-gender outlooks?
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Urban High School in New York City, an overcrowded neighborhood high school
Where does Lopez conduct six months of participant observation?
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second-generation Caribbean women's thoughts about their future as a consequence of their experiences with teachers and relationships at home
What are optimistic outlooks?
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1.) promotion of a language of possibility 2.) students feel like genuine members of a community as they are given the space to participate (as opposed to being deposits of information) 3.) Continuous self-reflection of school personnel to determine whether we are perpetuating unfavorable stereotypes or not.
What are 3 characteristics of critical literacy as present in the classroom?
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racial, gender, and class oppression
What is socially constructed at the micro level of everyday social interaction, as well as at the macro level of institutional practices?
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emphasize that race and gender are socially constructed processes
What is race(ing) and gender(ing)?
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40 second-generation Dominican, West Indian, and Haitian youth who grew up in NYC during the 1970s-90s
Who does Lopez conduct life history interviews with?
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This type of solution includes 1.) utilizing a language of possibility 2.) students feeling as genuine members of a community and 3.) teachers and policymakers in constant reflection.
What is the promotion of critical literacy?
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Unraveling the race and gender disparities in education.
What is an examination of "whiteness as a race of privilege as social construction?"
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