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Licht als elektromagnetische Welleidentification and alignment with Black communities reflects a commitment to self-definition, determination, and liberation. One of the sites of struggle where these identities are leveraged to produce change is in the field of urban education.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90068-1Black community researchers and Black professional researchers collide and coalesce as they collaborate to address institutional racism and marginalization in research? Third, what critical issues should Black professional researchers and Black community researchers anticipate as they initiate and implement PR projects?