Oppression and Resistance in Southern Higher and Adult Education

Kamden K. Strunk is Assistant Professor of Educational Research at Auburn University, USA. He is a director of the Research Initiative on Social Justice and Equity (RISE). His research interests include social justice in education, LGBTQ issues, and quantitative methods.Leslie Ann Locke is Assistant Professor of Educational Policy and Leadership Studies at the University of Iowa, USA. She is a director of the Research Initiative on Social Justice and Equity (RISE). Her research interests include leadership for social justice, schooling for students from marginalized groups, equity-oriented education policy, and qualitative methodologies.Georgianna L. Martin is Assistant Professor of College Student Affairs Administration at the University of Georgia, USA. She is a director of the Research Initiative on Social Justice and Equity (RISE). Her research interests include social class identity and experiences of low-income college students, social justice in higher education, and social responsibility and activism in higher education.

• Foreword by Jennifer Stollman.- Chapter 1. Understanding Mississippi as a Particular Site of Oppression in Education.- Part One: Oppression in Mississippi Adult and Higher Education.- Chapter 2. Conditions of Oppression in Mississippi Adult and Higher Education: The Legacy of White Supremacy and Injustice.- Chapter 3. Tracing the Development and Entrenchment of Oppression in Mississippi Adult and Higher Education.- Chapter 4. Oppression and Resistance Timeline.- Part Two: Resistance in Mississippi Adult and Higher Education.- Chapter 5. Black Resistance.- Chapter 6. Social Class and Resistance.- Chapter 7. Queer Resistance: LGBTQ Students and Allies in Mississippi Adult and Higher Education.- Part Three: The Dynamics of Equity and Social Justice in Southern Adult and Higher Education.- Chapter 8. Education for Democracy and Resistance in Mississippi: Critical Pedagogy and Liberation in Southern Adult and Higher Education.- Chapter 9. Thank God for Mississippi.