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• Doing as the Trees Do: Two Femmes of Color Resisting Institutional Violence.

  Authors:Briana K.N. Rodriguez and Kari KokkaFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20217,562 words Article 1400LRelationships, such as the advisee/advisor relationship, in academia are typically taught to be used as a resource (a commodity) for the advancement of one's career. Problematizing the advising relationship draws...

• Exclusion and Extraction: Situating Spirit Murdering in Community Colleges.

  Author:Asif WilsonFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20217,293 words Article 1310LBlack, Indigenous, and other students of color (BIPOC) are selecting to attend community colleges more than any other post-secondary school setting. However as the author argues, community colleges have, since their...

• Can We Write About Black Life? Refusing the Unquenchable Thirst for Black Death in Education.

  Author:Jalil B. MustaffaFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20216,694 words Article 1430LI first describe the Black scholarly dilemma to set up the reader for how spirit murder happens subtly and the ways, I argue, centering Black life can restore our spirits. Through meditating on the existing literature, I...

• We Deserve More Than This: Spirit Murdering and Resurrection in the Academy.

  Authors:Raquel Wright-Mair and Gabriel PulidoFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20218,865 words Article 1320LSpirit murdering in the academy is pervasive and the impacts on racially minoritized populations are far-reaching and lasting. As Love (2016) notes, spirit murdering is built upon an academic culture that openly embraces...

• Critical Sisterhood Praxis: Curating a Woman of Color Feminist Intervention for Spiritual Reclamation in the Academy.

  Authors:Aja D. Reynolds, Ree Botts, and Farima Pour-KhorshidFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20217,054 words Article 1390L"Sis, but how is your spirit, though?" This is a question we ask each other often, an inquiry that grounds us in the spiritual restoration that is necessary for our survival. We are women of color (WOC) academics trying...

• Attempted Spirit Murder: Who Are Your Spirit Protectors and Your Spirit Restorers?

  Author:Anita Tijerina RevillaFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20214,765 words Article 1440LThis essay examines Patricia William's concept of spirit murder (1991) as she details the ways that racism and other forms of discrimination have devastating spiritual and emotional long-term impacts on the individual...

• Spirit Murdering: Terrains, Trenches, and Terrors in Academia: Introduction to Special Issue.

  Authors:Nichole Margarita Garcia and Erica R. DavilaFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20214,466 words Article 1410LIntroduction In The Alchemy of Race and Rights, critical race legal scholar Patricia Williams centers the lives of Black folks who are inequitably treated by the legal system and society. Williams, blending her...

• From Spirit Murdered to Spirit Re-Sisters: An Episolary Offering/Love Letter for Adjunct Professors.

  Author:Nora Alba CisnerosFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20213,473 words Article 1420LOctober 1, 2020 Dearest Dr. Garcia and Dr. Davila, I hope this letter finds you and your loved ones well. As a mother, daughter, and educator in Compton, California, I acknowledge and honor the Gabrielino and Tongva...

• The Jawbone of an Ass: Resisting Coercion and Reclaiming Christ in Christian Higher Education.

  Authors:Larissa Malone and Venessa A. BrownFrom:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 20216,243 words Article 1370LChristian higher education uniquely marries neoplantation academia with the practice of religious jawboning, using persuasion rather than the exertion of vehement enforcement, to engage Black faculty of faith in...

• Submission Guidelines for The Journal of Educational Foundations.

  From:Educational Foundations (Vol. 34, Issue 1) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 2021697 words Article 1540LThe Journal of Educational Foundations seeks articles and essays in four primary areas: (1) Exposition on the nature of the educational foundations--essays exploring the foundations, highlighting definition,...