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Why the Lower Ninth Ward Looks Like the Hurricane Just Hit

Gary Rivlin, Special to AAG August 24, 2015 Why the Lower Ninth Ward Looks Like the Hurricane Just Hit2017-10-20T14:47:18-04:00 Addenda
A block and a half separate Henry Irvin’s 
house from the bayou that serves as the northern border of the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans. Modest single-family homes used to line both sides of the street, before Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005. Today, it’s all but empty. Irvin, a 79-year-old widower with two bad knees,…
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Why is our Geography Curriculum so White?

Mona Domosh June 1, 2015 Why is our Geography Curriculum so White?2017-10-20T14:48:50-04:00 Featured News
Many of us teach courses that are shaped by anti-colonial and antiracist scholarship. We include readings and topics in our classes that provide our students with frameworks for better understanding issues of inequality. We have compelling ‘how-to’ stories of what it means to incorporate race, ethnicity and anti-colonial perspectives into our classrooms. We have monographs,…
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