
The Color of Language
Centering the Student of Color in World Language Acquisition
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The Color of Language
Centering the Student of Color in World Language Acquisition
About this book
The? Color of Language helps to shed new light on the intersectionality of language, race and identity by offering readers a unique multi-perspective approach to the proscription of identity when language and culture have a direct impact on the understanding of race and ethnicity.
Using the lens of Afrocentricity, Womanist pedagogy and Foster et al.'s Heuristic for Thinking about Culturally Responsive Teaching (HiTCRiT) as an important pedagogical tool, Kami Anderson discusses raciolinguistics and its implications as a tool for language activism for Black students in the foreign language classroom, demonstrating how supremacist notions of language have often hindered the success of Black students in this area.
Engaging in Afrocentric language activism to challenges hegemonic notions, The Color of Language explores the inclusion of Afrolatino culture as a means of offering new pedagogical solutions that can foster language equity for African American students in the foreign language classroom today.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- HalfTitle
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgment
- IntroductionâLanguage Is the New Super Power
- Part I Unschooling the School Teacher
- 1 Afrocentric and Womanist Pedagogy in the Classroom1
- 2 Unschooling the Black Child
- 3 âBlack Like Who?â:Â Teaching Cultural Identity to the Black Child
- Part II Redirecting the Pedagogy
- 4 Language Swag:Â A New Way to Do Language with Historic Skills
- 5 Afrolatinidad as a Tool for Racial Justice in the Classroom
- Part III Looking Beyond the Content Learning Outcomes
- 6 Global Impact of Language Learning for Black Children
- 7 Case Study Reflection: Afrocentric Foreign Language Pedagogy in Action
- References