The Power of Education Across the African Diaspora

The intellectual, cultural, and political contributions of the African diaspora have long gone underacknowledged in educational research. Furthermore, the historical, social, and economic powers of

Cultural Influence · Diaspora · Economic growth · Economics · Political science · Politics · Power (physics · Power structure · Social science · Sociology · Critical Race Theory in Education · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity · Gender Studies · Global Education and Multiculturalism

• Diva’s Culturally Sustaining Black Feminism

  Marla R Goins•Comparative Education Review•2023

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• Postcolonial Passages

  Open Access•Omotayo Jemiluyi•Nordic Journal of Migration…•2026

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• Black visions

  Michael C Dawson•Black visions•2001

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• Behind the Mule

  Open Access•Matt Dawson, Michael C Dawson•Behind the Mule•1995

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• Black Skin, White Masks

  Frantz Fanon•Social Theory Re-Wired•2023

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• Racial Capitalism

  Open Access•W N L Pirtle•Health Education & Behavior•2020

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• Black Ethnics

  Christina M Greer•Black Ethnics•2013

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• London is the Place for Me

  Kennetta Hammond Perry•London Is the Place for Me•2016

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• Racism Without Racists

  E Bonilla-Silva, Bonilla-Silva Eduardo•Racism Without Racists•2017

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• Black Immigrants in the United States and the "Cultural Narratives" of Ethnicity

  Jemima Pierre•Identities•2004

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• Queens’ diaspora

  Jasmine Elizabeth Johnson•African and Black Diaspora An…•2015

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• The diversity trap? Critical explorations of black male teachers’ negotiations of leadership and learning in London state schools

  Derron Wallace•Race Ethnicity and Education•2020

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• Making it relevant

  Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, Chezare A Warren•Race Ethnicity and Education•2015

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• Losing an arm’

  Michael J Dumas•Race Ethnicity and Education•2013

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• Making moral migrants? Exploring the educational aspirations of Black African and Caribbean boys in a New York City public school

  Derron Wallace•International Studies in…•2019

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• I'm used to it now’

  Thabo Msibi•Gender and Education•2012

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• Black Skins, White Masks

  Robert G Newby, Issac Julien et al.•Teaching Sociology•1998

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• Cultural Foundations of the Idea and Practice of the Teaching Profession in Africa

  N’drı Thérèse Assié-Lumumba, N'DRI T ASSIE‐LUMUMBA•Educational Philosophy and Theory•2012

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• In Search of the Black Fantastic

  Richard Iton•In Search of the Black Fantastic:…•2008

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• Be Real Black for Me

  Open Access•Michael J Dumas, Kihana Miraya Ro et al.•Urban Education•2016

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• A grammar for black education beyond borders

  Jarvis Ray Givens•Race Ethnicity and Education•2015

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• Unfinished Migrations

  Tiffany Ruby Patterson, R D G Kelley•African Studies Review•2000

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• Slavery, Anthropological Knowledge, and the Racialization of Africans

  Jemima Pierre•Current Anthropology•2020

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• The 'diaspora' diaspora

  Rogers Brubaker•Ethnic and Racial Studies•2005

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• The problem of political blackness

  K Andrews•Ethnic and Racial Studies•2016

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