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Educational Leadership

Whose Culture?

December 1, 1991|Volume 49|Number 4

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Features

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Original Cover/Front Matter

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Overview / A Caring Community

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Sorting Through the Multicultural Rhetoric

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A Culture in Common

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Why We Must Pluralize the Curriculum

Asa G. Hilliard III

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The Endangered Black Male Child

Willie J. Wright

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School Snapshot: Focus on African-American Culture

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A Rationale for Creating African-American Immersion Schools

Kenneth C. Holt

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How Valid Are the Portland Baseline Essays?

Erich Martel xxx

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On the Portland Plan: A Conversation with Matthew Prophet

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Afrocentric Curriculum

Molefi Kete Asante

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Multicultural Education: For Freedom's Sake

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Changing “The Way Things Are Done Around Here”

Bonne Sue Adams & Winifred E. Pardo et al.

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Facing History and Ourselves: Portrait of a Classroom

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Multicultural Awareness Collages

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Whose Literature? America's!

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What a 1st Grader's Parent Needs to Know

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Please Do Bother Them

Herlinda Garza Flores

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Culture Begins at Home

Eliot Wigginton

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The Gender Issue

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The National SEED Project

Cathy L. Nelson

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The China Project

Steve Gross & Wang Juefei

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Education for Cross-Cultural Communication

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Trends: Science / Scientific Literacy

Jeffrey D. Weld

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Voices: The Professor / On Trial: The Right to Think

Thomas R. McDaniel

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Voices: The Parent / The Hidden Agenda of Mother Goose

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Reviews

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Letters

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