Gumbo for the Soul III

Males of Color Share Their Stories, Meditations, Affirmations, and Inspirations

Häftad, Engelska, 2019

Av Brian L. Wright, Nathaniel Bryan, Christopher J. P. Sewell, Lucian Yates III, Michael A. Robinson, Kianga Thomas, III Yates, Lucian

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This book for, about, and by Males of Color, amplifies triumphs and successes while documenting trials and tribulations that are instructive, inspiring, and praiseworthy. This book will be a must-read for every Male of Color.

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Utgivningsdatum2019-10-07
Mått156 x 234 x 17 mm
Vikt459 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieContemporary Perspectives on Multicultural Gifted Education
Antal sidor326
FörlagEmerald Publishing Inc
ISBN9781641135641

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Acknowledgments.Introduction.Section I. Familial Impact On Education.Chapter 1. Pushing for a Better Life; Wil Greer.Chapter 2. Choices; George Suttles.Chapter 3. Black Boy Rising; Larry J. Walker.Chapter 4. My Son Has a Purpose Too: A Father's Story of Autism; George E. Stewart II.Chapter 5. Where the Waters Met: A Story of Friendship, Brotherhood, and Service; Robert Mays.Chapter 6. Freedom of Forgiveness; Zaccheus L. Moss.Chapter 7. I Might Cry, But I'll Get There; MarQo D. Patton.Chapter 8. Personal Agency: An Under-Discussed Factor for Successful Life Outcomes of Black Males; Michael T. Owens.Chapter 9. Still Standing: Bumps in the Road Along a Path to Greater Success; Jason Rivera.Chapter 10. Poverty and Education; C. Sheldon Woods.Chapter 11. The Destruction of Drugs; Joel Bratton Jr.Section II. Intersections of Race, Gender, and Sexuality.Chapter 12. From Unseen to Seen: The Power of Significant Others; Derrick Robinson.Chapter 13. One Hundred Percent Intelligent Black Child: Black and Exceptional in Mathematics; Nickolaus A. Ortiz.Chapter 14. Of Pain and Peach Fuzz: A Chief Equity Officer Rants; John D. Marshall.Chapter 15. Thank You So Much for Asking; Darreon D. Greer Sr.Chapter 16. Things Fall Apart to Fall in Place; Jajuan S. Johnson.Chapter 17. The Menace of Immigrants: Reflections of Growing Up in Organisms Against My Development; Oscar Espinoza-Parra.Chapter 18. Be Yourself and the World Will Adjust; Tyrone C. Hamler.Chapter 19. Memoir of a Former Impostor; C. Emmanuel Little.Section III. Racial Discrimination.Chapter 20. What Was Intended for My Harm, God Intended for My Good: A Black Male Overcoming the Odds; Lucian Yates III.Chapter 21. Coming Home: The Social and Educational Consequences of Being a Formerly Incarcerated Chicano Convict Criminologist; Oscar Fabian Soto.Chapter 22. When I Woke Up to Being Black; Christopher J. P. Sewell.Chapter 23. The Power of Forgiveness; Joseph Matthews.Chapter 24. Stony the Road We Trod: Black Males Share Lived Experiences With Police Brutality; Antonio Ellis and Eddie Vanderhorst.Chapter 25. The Race; Dwight Gordon II.Chapter 26. A Black Man's Story of Empowerment: Why I Stopped Begging Whites to Accept My Blackness; Raymond Adams.Chapter 27. The Emanuel Church Massacre and the School Across the Street: A Black Man's Narrative of Two Racialized Conflicts; Nathaniel Bryan.Chapter 28. From Hopelessness to the Hallways of Higher Education; Lawrence Scott.Chapter 29. To Leave or Not to Leave: That Was My Contemplation; Jamel Miller.Section IV. Overcoming Narrative Of Failure.Chapter 30. Becoming the Victor; Victor L. Powell.Chapter 31. Overcoming the Obstacles and Breaking the Barriers; Jeremiah N. Taylor.Chapter 32. Man Enough to Ask for Help: Overcoming a Learning Disability and Family Issues; David C. Hughes.Chapter 33. For Special Educators Who Have Considered Giving Up When the Rainbow Is Enough: A Retrospective and Prospective Essay on Being a Black Male in Specialized Education; Brandon C. S. Wallace.Chapter 34. Special Education to Higher Education: Speech Impediment to a Degree in Speech Communications; Burgess Mitchell.Chapter 35. From a Refugee Child to Success in America; Alex Sekwat.Chapter 36. I Am Not Supposed to Be Here: Why Numbers Sometimes Lie; Stuart Rhoden.Chapter 37. Social Capital and Its Impact on My Personal and Academic Success; Solomon Tention.Chapter 38. Nobody Told Me the Road Would Be Easy; Dante Pelzer.Chapter 39. I'm Not My Chair; Michael S. Washington.Chapter 40. On Stuttering and Speech Impediments: Stepping Stones Not Speed Bumps; Charles A. Barrett.Chapter 41. Keeping My Head Above Water in a River of Whiteness; LaMarcus J. Hall.Chapter 42. Rising Above a Tracked System; Brian K. Williams.Chapter 43. Even Today I Remember the Pain; Gregory Washington.Chapter 44. The Test of a Man; Verontae Deams.Chapter 45. Rising Through the Concrete Like a Rose; Nathan Stephens.Chapter 46. Akoben: The Ancestors' Call; Mwalimu Donkor Issa Minors.Section V. Sexual And Substance Abuse.Chapter 47. Forged by My Foundation; Michael A. Robinson.Chapter 48. Alone Was My Safe Place; Raphael Crawford.Chapter 49. Won't He Do It ...: From Challenges to Triumphs; Derek Irvin.Chapter 50. From Victim to Victor: I Don't Want to Play!; Robert A. Massey.Chapter 51. Learning to Overcome Excessive Drinking; Charles Brown III.Section VI. Experiences In Higher Education.Chapter 52. How Spirit and Soul Led Me to a Life as a Psychological Scientist; Brandon E. Gamble.Chapter 53. Do Not Apply to College; Eugene Pitchford III.Chapter 54. Challenging Transitions: Reflecting Back, Projecting Forward; Brian A. Burt.Chapter 55. Epilogue.About the Editors.About the Contributors.