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- Welcome
- About Me
- Current CV
- Presentations
- Teaching Philosophies
- My Book: Vernacular Insurrections
- Theme I: Composition-Rhetoric Studies & the Critical Context of Black Language
- Theme II: Black Feminist Rhetorics of Work, Literacy & Life
- Theme III: Race & Critical Pedagogies/ Critical Literacies
- Theme IV: Historiography, Africana Studies & Literacies Research
- Current Work in Progress
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Theme I: Composition-Rhetoric Studies & the Critical Context of Black Language
- “Stank 2.0 and the Counter-Poetics of Black Language in College Classrooms”
- " 'The Blues Playingest Dog You Ever Heard of': (Re)positioning Literacy Research Through African American Blues Rhetorics"
- “Writing While Black: The Colour Line, Black Discourses, and Assessment in the Institutionalization of Writing Instruction”
- “’Wanted: Some Black Long Distance [Writers]’: Blackboard Flava-Flavin and Other Afro-Digitized Experiences in the Classroom”
- “ ‘Yall Are Killin’ Me Up In Here’: Response Theory from a Newjack Comp Instructor/Sistuhgirl Meeting Her Students on the Page”
- “ ‘Trying to Bend The Tree When It Is Already Grown’: Spanning the Spectrum of African Diaspora Englishes in the Writing Classroom”
- “ ‘New Life in This Dormant Creature’: Notes on Social Consciousness, Language, and Learning in a College Classroom”
- "Make It Do What It Do"--- The Early Makings of My Black Digital Vernacular Pedagogies (A Digital Essay)
- “Review of ‘Is This English’: Race, Language, and Culture in the Classroom by Bob Fecho”
- Foreword-- tor’cha by Todd Craig
- Word is Bond--- African American Language and Performance (Undergraduate Course)
- “Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired”: Black Protest, CompRhet Studies, and the Fannie Lou Hamer Turn (Workshop)
SANKOFA: ePortfolio Express Series (Workshop)
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Foreword. tor’cha by Todd Craig. New York: Swank Books, 2009. |
coming soon . . . |
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