Emmanuel Tabi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4139914 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Emmanuel Tabi |
| NOMBRES | Emmanuel |
| APELLIDO | Tabi |
| FIRMA | TABI E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Toronto |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
“You Write because You Have To”
This article draws on data from a larger project that is founded on four narrative case studies that examine the ways in which Black activists in Toronto mobilize their cultural production—namely, spoken word poetry and rapping—in support of their activism, community education, and community organizing work. This particular article is founded on the work of Kofi, a pseudonym for a Toronto activist who mobilizes spoken word poetry as a method of c…
Your Story Will Forever Float as Memory
The narratives presented in this article speak to the lived experiences of an Afrodiasporic activist: an educator and spoken word poet named Efe. Efe mobilized his talents to support racialized youths as they navigated the complex and often difficult social context of Toronto, Canada. Efe also used his cultural production to speak to his own personal frustrations with being a Black man within Canada. These narratives are important because they co…
Sexuality and Sexual Agency Among Heterosexual Black Men in Toronto
This article critically examines common understandings of sexuality and sexual agency among heterosexual Black men in Toronto. The findings are based on focus groups and in-depth interviews conducted for the qualitative arm of the broader weSpeak project, a mixed-methods study designed to engage and support heterosexual Black men in Ontario, Canada, in living more holistically healthy lives. Focus groups and in-depth interviews with 69 self-ident…
Towards Sensorial Approaches to Visual Research with Racially Diverse Young Men
This is a collaborative ethnographic research project that highlights the artistic, literary contributions of racially diverse young men. It uses Critical Race Theory to question conventional, Eurocentric educational approaches that historically and currently continue to suppress various socially and culturally learned modes of communication. This article presents two research projects in urban and suburban formal and informal educational institu…
Disrupting neoliberalism and bridging the multiple worlds of marginalized youth via Hip-Hop pedagogy
As a cultural phenomenon, Hip-Hop is a complex and contested terrain. Historically rooted in Black and Latino youth subcultures of New York City, Hip-Hop emerged as a form of sociocultural expressi
Mind the gap
Although perceived differences between outgroup social categories and the self are often cited as a major contributor to prejudice and intergroup tension, surprisingly few studies have examined ways to improve associations between the self and racial outgroups. The present research investigated one strategy to increase these associations-approach training. Specifically, 3 studies investigated the impact of training participants to conceptually ap…
Mind the gap
Although perceived differences between outgroup social categories and the self are often cited as a major contributor to prejudice and intergroup tension, surprisingly few studies have examined ways to improve associations between the self and racial outgroups. The present research investigated one strategy to increase these associations-approach training. Specifically, 3 studies investigated the impact of training participants to conceptually ap…
Sexuality and Sexual Agency Among Heterosexual Black Men in Toronto
This article critically examines common understandings of sexuality and sexual agency among heterosexual Black men in Toronto. The findings are based on focus groups and in-depth interviews conducted for the qualitative arm of the broader weSpeak project, a mixed-methods study designed to engage and support heterosexual Black men in Ontario, Canada, in living more holistically healthy lives. Focus groups and in-depth interviews with 69 self-ident…
Disrupting neoliberalism and bridging the multiple worlds of marginalized youth via Hip-Hop pedagogy
As a cultural phenomenon, Hip-Hop is a complex and contested terrain. Historically rooted in Black and Latino youth subcultures of New York City, Hip-Hop emerged as a form of sociocultural expressi
Mind the gap
Although perceived differences between outgroup social categories and the self are often cited as a major contributor to prejudice and intergroup tension, surprisingly few studies have examined ways to improve associations between the self and racial outgroups. The present research investigated one strategy to increase these associations-approach training. Specifically, 3 studies investigated the impact of training participants to conceptually ap…
Disrupting neoliberalism and bridging the multiple worlds of marginalized youth via Hip-Hop pedagogy
As a cultural phenomenon, Hip-Hop is a complex and contested terrain. Historically rooted in Black and Latino youth subcultures of New York City, Hip-Hop emerged as a form of sociocultural expressi
Towards Sensorial Approaches to Visual Research with Racially Diverse Young Men
This is a collaborative ethnographic research project that highlights the artistic, literary contributions of racially diverse young men. It uses Critical Race Theory to question conventional, Eurocentric educational approaches that historically and currently continue to suppress various socially and culturally learned modes of communication. This article presents two research projects in urban and suburban formal and informal educational institu…
Sexuality and Sexual Agency Among Heterosexual Black Men in Toronto
This article critically examines common understandings of sexuality and sexual agency among heterosexual Black men in Toronto. The findings are based on focus groups and in-depth interviews conducted for the qualitative arm of the broader weSpeak project, a mixed-methods study designed to engage and support heterosexual Black men in Ontario, Canada, in living more holistically healthy lives. Focus groups and in-depth interviews with 69 self-ident…
Your Story Will Forever Float as Memory
The narratives presented in this article speak to the lived experiences of an Afrodiasporic activist: an educator and spoken word poet named Efe. Efe mobilized his talents to support racialized youths as they navigated the complex and often difficult social context of Toronto, Canada. Efe also used his cultural production to speak to his own personal frustrations with being a Black man within Canada. These narratives are important because they co…
“You Write because You Have To”
This article draws on data from a larger project that is founded on four narrative case studies that examine the ways in which Black activists in Toronto mobilize their cultural production—namely, spoken word poetry and rapping—in support of their activism, community education, and community organizing work. This particular article is founded on the work of Kofi, a pseudonym for a Toronto activist who mobilizes spoken word poetry as a method of c…
Sociology (5 obras) · Critical Race Theory in Education (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Narrative (3 obras) · Pedagogy (3 obras) · Gender Studies (2 obras) · Literature (2 obras) · Media studies (2 obras) · Music History and Culture (2 obras) · Political science (2 obras)