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The Braying of the Brexit

The Braying of the Brexit

July 03 2016
Then what of the Brexit?oh yeah, the blacks’ will have to exitand the minorities will be thrown their own wayFor the ...
(Do) Black lives matter? The pedagogy of a perpetual problem.

(Do) Black lives matter? The pedagogy of a perpetual problem.

August 13 2015
cognitive dissonance (n.)- anxiety that results from simultaneously holding contradictory or otherwise incompatible a...
A short tease from my latest book: “Ashley’s Racialized Asymmetry”

A short tease from my latest book: “Ashley’s Racialized Asymmetry”

July 14 2014
“Mommy, may I ask you a question?” From Ashley’s mouth, which, calculatedly speaking, couldn’t have been more than se...
Ramadan Mubarak!!!

Ramadan Mubarak!!!

July 02 2014
“O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you, as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may (learn) se...

The social anatomy of a verdict

July 16 2013
The verdict was read, while some held their breathawaiting a divergence from America’s historic trajectorySince this ...

No Safe Sanctuary

March 28 2012
Self-appointed and self-anointed wayward wanderer of backwater environsAmidst a misanthropic peoples—so assumed—with ...

Occupy Wall Street: Outrage against economic and political corruption

October 27 2011
Movements that form amongst people, espousing the grievances against corruption, avarice, inequality, injustice, and ...

A pedagogy of invisibility

April 01 2011
The time seemed immeasurable, the indiginties unpleasurableas my hand flew flag-high for attention,Though the princip...

Islamaphobia: Consequences of perpetual lies

August 19 2010
Sometimes–as the old aphorism states–one’s silence, while surrounded by a din of raucous noise, may be construed as c...

Discourses from the perspective of a white teacher

June 26 2010
I have been absent from the blogging sphere for a minute; however, in an attempt to compensate for lost time and lost...

Power to the People for Education

March 04 2010
Books not bombs. Education not eradication. Increased accessibility to institutions of higher learning, not the hyped...

A critically pedagogical analysis of the Haitian devastation

January 25 2010
> Critical pedagogists have a peculiar way of examining people, current events, politics, claims-for-democracy, th...

Haiti is shaken!

January 13 2010
The poorest–yet first– country in the Western Hemisphere to gain full independence from colonialsim, experienced an e...

New Year’s plans burgeoning

December 31 2009
Sorry about the short hiatus, I was sedulously tending to academic matters that consumed the majority of my time and ...

Eid Mubarak!!!

September 23 2009
While this blog post is a couple days late–although technically, I am still in bounds due to the typical three days c...

Human Gorillas in our midst? Guerilla scholar debunks that myth!

September 19 2009
The dialectical process of dialogic exchange purports that the convening of a consensus of thought–that is, a synthes...

“Pedagogy of a Presidential Address”

September 08 2009
Amidst all of the rhetorical rancour that has of late been strewn across the political landscape, the anxiety leading...

“Great White Hope,” or “Great White Hype?”

August 31 2009
Atop the inner front doorway of my father’s house was a card-stock sign that posted a rather peculiar, yet, prescient...
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