Antiracist Ways of Reading
Reading can be powerfully antiracist. But it is not inevitably so. There are variables: what one reads and how one reads matter…
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The Cycle of Progressive Failure
Considering why something worked and why something else did not provides openings for growth and new opportunity. It is with intentional and consistent reflection that I have come to embrace my own failures as a part of my growth as an instructor and a person…
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Notes on Writing and Desire
Perhaps what I learned most importantly about writing and desire is that I pursued writing that opened up the world and its queerness to me precisely to resist the discursive and material injunctions against my queerness that surrounded me…
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Roll Call: Labor Logs as an Additional Method of Accounting for Classroom Attendance
I believe that my labor-based log challenges students to reflect on their experiences as writers while respecting their process with mental health as well. This form is my attempt to respect the labor of the student…
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Using Spoken Word Poetry to Foster Inclusivity in Writing Centers
Writing centers continuously need to find better ways for writers, especially marginalized writers, to be well served in these spaces. My research revolves around questioning how writers like these, usually with two or more intersecting identities or hyphenated identities, impact or are impacted by writing spaces…
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Archive: Developing Critical Collaborations
Collaborations with archivists have multiple benefits for students. Not only do they enrich the researched arguments they write for the course, but they also demonstrate the dialogic and rhetorical nature of research…
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