Publishing guest contributions online that engage the most pressing questions of the moment. Pieces appear outside the journal's issue cycle, on a rolling basis.
Yes. There was a death. Understanding White Supremacist Patriarchy
Jeanine Staples, Pennsylvania State University
Series: Academia/Activism and Other (Unnecessary) Binaries
Eve Tuck & K. Wayne Yang, CES Journal Editors
Tante: On she who was not as Demi Moore playing her but who could have been a Hester Prynne
Heba Elsherief, University of Toronto
Ear Contact: The Use and Misuse of Race Based Story Telling and Story Sharing in Classrooms and Beyond
by Stacey Gibson, Educator/Independent Consultant
INVISIBLE IDENTITIES: COPING AND FINDING VOICE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
by A'Keitha Carey, Texas Woman's University
(Un)bordered Emancipation of the Activist/Academic “divide”: A Different Type of Discipline
Allison Guess, CUNY Graduate Center
Because nothing is sufficient, we must use everything.
Danica Savonick, CUNY Graduate Center
This is an old story: Mauna Kea and moʻolelo
Bryan Kamaoli Kuwada, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Technologies, Pedagogies, and Performances of Resistance
A'Keitha Carey, Texas Woman's University
A Year After the Ferguson Uprising, Reflections on Mauna Kea
Laurel Mei-Singh, CUNY Graduate Center
The spaces between “us” (inclusive) and “them” – aloha ‛āina is a kākou thing
Karin Louise Hermes, University of Hawai‛i at Mānoa
Resistance at Mauna Kea: Blog Series Intro
by Maile Arvin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, University of California, Riverside
CESA Journal Volunteerful Spot
Eve Tuck & K. Wayne Yang, Critical Ethnic Studies Journal Editors