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Discussion to Support Literacy Learning, Jacquelynn A. Malloy and Leslie D. Roberts

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Countering the "Phenomenology of Whiteness": The Nation of Islam's Phenomenology of Blackness, E. Anthony Muhammad

Entering the archives: Developing a topic, E. Anthony Muhammad

Psychology in a Complex World, J. A. Park, T. Hill, and Abraham E. Flanigan

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Motivation and Self-Regulated Learning in Computer Science: Lessons Learned From a Multiyear Program of Classroom Research, Markeya S. Peteranetz, Leen-Kiat Soh, Duane F. Shell, and Abraham E. Flanigan

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Matters of Life and Love: Some Preliminary Mappings of Womanist Pedagogical Futures, Sabrina N. Ross

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Womanist Inquiry for Social Justice in Curriculum, Sabrina N. Ross

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Centering Race in Mixed and Multi-Method Research on Implicit Bias: A Systematic Review, Peggy Shannon-Baker

The Palimpsest as an Arts-based Integration Strategy for Mixed Methods Research, Peggy Shannon-Baker

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Chapter 116 Queering Mixed Methods Research, Peggy A. Shannon-Baker

Fridges, Peggy A. Shannon-Baker

State of I, Peggy A. Shannon-Baker

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"It's Almost as if I Wrote This": Transnational Migrant Farmworkers Read "Their" Lives, Alma D. Stevenson and Scott Beck

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A Culturally Responsive Literacy Approach to Develop Scientific Conceptual Knowledge through Creative Narratives, Alma D. Stevenson and Lacey D. Huffling

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Revisiting family involvement: Reimagining involvement to tackle the long-term effects of COVID-19 together, Meca Williams-Johnson

Self-efficacy Insights From Public School Educator Turned Home Educator, Meca Williams-Johnson

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Looking Toward the Future: The Educational Aspirations of Rural African American Students, Meca Williams-Johnson and Elise J. Cain