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Preparing Students To Learn About Antiracism: Voices From Four Undergraduate Antiracist Learners, Jessica Babich, Marykate Cotter, Jacqueline Oleas, Addison Procak, Laurie Grobman

Race and Pedagogy Journal: Teaching and Learning for Justice

The authors, a professor and four undergraduates, add the dimension of preparing students for antiracist learning and to become antiracist learners to the ongoing scholarly dialogue about antiracist curricula, pedagogy, and learning outcomes, hoping to open a robust area of scholarship and practice that will include the voices of students. They consider this “pedagogy of preparation” to be an important step to readying students for the demanding intellectual, emotional, and ethical work of antiracist learning. Because college students will become the antiracist leaders in the generations to come, they need to be prepared to be antiracist learners in their classes. …