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Parent(s): The Biggest In8uence in the Education of African- Parent(s): The Biggest In8uence in the Education of African-
American Football Student-Athletes American Football Student-Athletes
Jamel K. Donnor
William & Mary - School of Education
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Student-Athletes" (2006).
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CRITICAL
RACE THEORY
IN
EDUCATIO
EDITED BY
ADRIENNE D. DIXSON AND CELIA K. ROUSSEA .
CRITICAL RACE THEORY
. IN EDUCATION
ALL GOD'S CHILDREN GOT A SONG
EDITED BY
ADRIENNE D. DIXSON AND CELIA K. ROUSSEAU
©
Contents
Part I: Critical Race eory and Education in Context
Part II: Critical Race eory Constructs
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Sport and Academic Resilience among African American
Males,
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Traditional eoretical Approaches
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Brown,
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Discussion
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References
Racial Reform.
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Journal of Sport Behavior
