Tag: BIPOC

“Diversity is not an End Game: BIPOC Futures in the Academy” marks the final installment in a conversation across multiple journals that examines the injustices behind crisis-driven diversity initiatives within the academy and how these initiatives impact BIPOC across the fields of rhetoric, composition, and communication. Following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Amhad

Dream, Ricardo.  Dream, knowing this world is meant for individuals like me and you.  At times, the hardest part of Life is living, my father would say to me.  When it all feels like too much, find your core and reach back: we’ll be here for you, always. I love you, Dad.

NCTE/CCCC Cross-Caucus Present Tense Special Issue: "Diversity is not an End Game: BIPOC Futures in the Academy." Edited by Ersula Ore, Kimberly Wieser, & Christina Cedillo. This issue pursues answers for how BIPOC in the academy can build towards futures while on foundations of precarity. To this end, we seek 150-300-word abstracts from BIPOC scholars