We Want to Do More Than Survive
Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom
by:
Bettina L. Love
in:
Racial Studies
Summary:
The book advocates for an educational reform that draws on the imagination, creativity, and the spirit of resistance embodied in the abolitionist movement, proposing a new approach to teaching that focuses on the liberation and well-being of Black and Brown children. It critiques the current oppressive education system and offers actionable strategies for educators to inspire and enact change in their classrooms and communities.
Key points:
1. Abolitionist Teaching: Love believes the current education system is oppressive, especially for students of color. She advocates for a transformation of the system, teaching racial justice, critical thinking, and empowerment.
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