Titlebook: Black Participatory Research; Power, Identity, and Elizabeth R. Drame,Decoteau J. Irby Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Crisscross Applesauce: Reflections on Intertwined Identitiessearchers alike.’ The literature reflects a near universal acknowledgment that large-scale collaborative research projects are bound to be subjected and influenced by politics and power differentials. This is especially so in cross-racial collaborations. Situated in a US region with an entrenched hi

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Commitment, Love, and Responsibility Are Keymyself that the researchers were not really going to be interested in hearing our opinions. If they did listen, I didn’t think our opinions were really going to count. I thought that “they are going to mark it [the report] up and dress it up the way they want it to be and feel.” That was just my per

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Be Catty and Piss on Your Work: A Cautionary Tale of Researching while Black partnership with communities in order to bring about meaningful change. I found this like-minded colleague, Decoteau, when we were both masters students at the young ages of 22 and 23 years. A couple of years later with masters degrees behind us, Decoteau and I worked together spearheading a nonpro

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Littering, Planting, and Harvesting: Imagining Going Green in the Sands of Senegal sixth and seventh grades. It was my first year at the Intercultural Middle School (IMS) when I started the project. I was an American living in Senegal. I dance, play the violin, and I am trying to play the kora. I care about the environment and have been doing work on the environment since I was i

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