Chapter 1: The Dynamics of Teaching Race Stephen Brookfield
Chapter 2: Guidelines for Whites Teaching Whiteness George Yancy
Chapter 3: Teaching Whiteness in Predominantly White Classrooms Susan Hadley
Chapter 4: Creating a Brave Space Classroom through Writing Lucia Pawloski
Chapter 5: Teaching Intersectionality through I Am From Mike Klein
Chapter 6: Building Trust and Negotiating Conflict When Teaching Race Pamela E. Barnett
Chapter 7: Creating the Conditions for Racial Dialogues Lisa R. Merriweather, Elaine Manglitz, and Talmadge C. Guy
Chapter 8: Developing Working Alliances with Students Consuelo E. Cavalieri, Bryana H. French, and Salina M. Renninger
Chapter 9: Forming Classroom Communities to Help Students Embrace Discomfort Buffy Smith
Chapter 10: Adapting Discussion Methods to Teach Race Stephen Brookfield
Chapter 11: Teaching Against Colorblindness Wendy Yanow
Chapter 12: Helping Students Uncover Positionality Dianne Ramdeholl and Jaye Jones
Chapter 13: Using Digital Storytelling to Unearth Racism and Galvanize Action Mary E. Hess
Chapter 14: Examining Mistakes to Advance Anti–Racist Teaching Bobbi Smith
Chapter 15: Avoiding Traps and Misconceptions in Teaching Race Stephen Brookfield
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STEPHEN D.BROOKFIELD is the John Ireland Endowed Chair at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis, Minnesota. For more than forty years, he has taught in England, Canada, Australia, and the United States. A six-time winner of the Cyril O. Houle Award for Outstanding Literature in Adult Education, he's the author of numerous books on teaching, including The Skillful Teacher, Becoming a Critically Reflective Teacher, Teaching for Critical Thinking, and Discussion as a Way of Teaching, all from Jossey-Bass.