ISSN 2153-9065
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2014September 01, 2014 EDT
Using Nigrescence to Recover from My Mis-education as a ‘Successful’ African American Male
Using Nigrescence to Recover from My Mis-education as a ‘Successful’ African American Male
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2014
Vol. 5, Issue 2, 2014
- Villains or Virtuosos: An Inquiry into BlackmalenessMarlon JamesChance W. Lewis
- Using Nigrescence to Recover from My Mis-education as a ‘Successful’ African American MaleMark A. Gooden
- Perspective Divergence and the Mis-education of Black Boys…Like MeChezare A. Warren
- Sankofa: A Narrative of a Native Son’s Scholarly HomecomingRichard J. Reddick
- Navigating Intraracial and Interracial Relationships at a Jesuit High School: Using Resilience Theory and Critical Race Theory to Craft a Framework for SuccessRobert W. Simmons
- The Skin I’m In: An Ecological Exploration of Motivation for an African American MaleLamar L. Johnson
- Mapping Pathways to Affirmative Identities among Black Males: Instilling the Value and Importance of Education in K-12 and College ClassroomsDerrick R. Brooms
- Is This How it Was Meant to Be? Autoethnography as Counterstory in the Education of an African-American MaleMichael E. Jennings
- Southern Post-integration Sensibilities in a Post-racial Educational ContextAhmad R. Washington
- What I Know About Teaching, I Learned From My Father: A Critical Race Autoethnographic/Counternarrative Exploration of Multi-generational Transformative TeachingCleveland Hayes
- Kindling the Spark of Black Male Genius through EducationMarlon JamesChance W Lewis
Gooden, Mark A. 2014. “Using Nigrescence to Recover from My Mis-Education as a ‘Successful’ African American Male.” Journal of African American Males in Education (JAAME) 5 (2): 111–33.