Toward What Justice?: Describing Diverse Dreams of Justice in Education

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Born Under the Rising Sign of Social Justice
	Inner Angles Made between Us
	A Warm Ambivalence about the Term “Social Justice”
	A Book about Justice Projects
	Chapters Waiting for You
	Inconceivable Futures are Not Inconceivable
1 Against Prisons and the Pipeline to Them
	Works Referenced
2 Beginning and Ending with Black Suffering
	Imagining Antiblackness: A Theoretical Note
	Gazing Past Black Suffering in Education
		The Assault on Shakara at Spring Valley High
		“Go to the Calm-down Chair”: Berating First Graders at a New York Charter School
		The End of Dreads, Braids, and Unkempt Afros
	Breaking: A Series of Violent Disruptions
	Beginning and Ending with Black Suffering
	Works Referenced
3 Refusing the University
	The Particularities of Settler Colonialism and Native Elimination
	Liberal Theories of Justice and the Politics of Recognition
	The Settler Academy and the Politics of Recognition
	Academic Refusal and the Possibilities of Co-Resistance
	Notes
	Works Referenced
4 Toward Justice as Ontology: Disability and the Question of (In)Difference
	Disability as “Dead Metaphor”
	Untitled
	(White) Disability Studies and the Struggle with Difference
	August 9, 2014, Ferguson, MO: The Police Murder of Michael Brown
	March 2014, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone: The Ebola Outbreak
	April 24, 2014, Flint, MI: Lead Poisoning of the City’s Drinking Water
	Conclusion
	Works Referenced
5 Against Social Justice and the Limits of Diversity: Or Black People and Freedom
	Part 1: Performing Inclusion, or Antiblackness as Institutional Practice
		The Veils of Diversity and Compensatory Individualism
		Antiblackness is Inlaid in “Diversity”
		Possible Turns for Post-60s Studies
	Part 2: Institutionalizing the Fictions of our Collective Politics
		The Problem with Value in a Performative Discourse of Excellence
	Part 3: A Politics of Thought
	Works Referenced
6 When Justice is a Lackey
	April 2015
	October 2015
	April 2016
	Notes
	Works Referenced
7 The Revolution Has Begun
	Sharing and Generosity
	The Importance of Land
		The Travesty of the Treaties
	Indigenous Languages and Education Systems
	Consequences
	The Water Revolution
	Tree Spirits Leaving Before the Fire
	Works Referenced
8 Pedagogical Applications of Toward What Justice?
	Introduction
	Section 1
	When Justice is Incommensurable
	Activity 1: Toward What Justice(s)?
	Activity 2: Conflicts and Intersections across Movements
		Learning Objectives
		Read
		Introduction
		Discussion Points
		Discussion on “Decolonization is Not a Metaphor”
			Text 1
			Text 2
			Text 3
		Additional Questions for Discussion
		Additional Texts
	Activity 3: Social Movements across Turtle Island
		Learning Objectives
		Introduction
		Research
		Additional Texts
	Activity 4: (in)Justices in the Academy
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Texts
	Activity 5: Juxtaposing Moments of (in)Justice
		Learning Objectives
		Option 1
			Teaching Treaty
		Option 2
		Examples
		Additional Texts
	Section 2
	Justice in the Media
	Activity 1: Social Justice Playlists
		Learning Objectives
		Option 1
		Option 2
		Examples
		Additional Text
	Activity 2: The Power (or Limit) of the Media to Disrupt Injustice
		Learning Objectives
		Introduction
		Research
		Suggested Media
		Additional Texts
	Activity 3: Antiblackness in the Media
		Learning Objectives
		Activity
		Additional Texts
	Section 3
	Forms of Justice
	Activity 1: Decolonization and Refusal
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Texts
	Activity 2: Representing Linearity
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Text
	Activity 3: Prison Abolition and Fugitive Justice
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Texts
	Section 4
	The Meanings of Collective Mourning
	Activity 1: Mourning and Capitalism
		Learning Objectives
	Activity 2: Collective Mourning and Commemoration
		Additional Text
	Activity 3: Zine Project: Representation and Mournability
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Texts
	Section 5
	Climate, Land, and Water
	Activity 1: White Environmentalism
		Learning Objectives
		Read the following articles
		Watch the following videos
			Text 1
			Text 2
			Text 3
		Additional Texts
	Activity 2: Environmental Priorities
		Learning Objectives
		Additional Texts
	Activity 3: Indigenous Resistance, Land Defense, and Water Protection
		Learning Objectives
			Text 1
			Text 2
			Text 3
		Option 1: Group Discussion
		Option 2: Written Assignment
		Additional Texts
Contributors
Index