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Building Collective and Radical Learning Spaces

Educators are constantly navigating contradictions within racially violent institutions to build collective and radical learning spaces. Collective intersectional care are “practices that fortify the knowledges, life pathways, full personhoods, and collective wellness of multiply marginalized students and communities” (Nyachae & Pham, 2024, 470).

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