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by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington Note: If you haven’t read the first post from this blog series, I encourage you to read it before reading[..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington This blog post is the first part of a three-part blog series about my experience with the research communit[..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington This summer, I was blessed to have one of my fellow teachers from Chicago visit me in Seattle.  During his[..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington The last group of students that I taught have just recently graduated from high school.  To them (and [..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington Whiteness as property is a key concept within Critical Race Theory (CRT) which was developed by Dr. Harris [..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington Interest convergence as a concept suggests that progress and justice in social issues are based on the inte[..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington My doctoral journey began in the summer of 2020.  This journey includes saying goodbye to my fellow ed[..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington Broadly speaking, Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a conceptual framework used in academia (i.e. research) to [..]

by: Ji Ho (Geo) Yang, PHD Candidate at the University of Washington Where has Brown v. Board of Education led us to?  What are the implications of this monumental court c[..]

About Blog Series:  The blog series is aimed at sharing research, concepts, and issues of politics that are deeply embedded in educational advocacy and discourse.  A[..]