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Document Type

Article in Response to Controversy

Abstract

As a researcher whose childhood and adolescence were socially and culturally shaped by domestic violence, I am dedicated to challenging the multiple disparities/identities reproduced on the bodies of youth with histories of childhood domestic violence in public schools. This article evokes Bauman (2004), Bakhtian analysis (1984), post-colonial, critical sociocultural, and (dis)ability theory to offer the argument that youth with histories of domestic violence resist violating/violent practices in public schools. Educational practices and discourses that create disordered identities for such youth are re-envisioned in this article.

Genre/Form

articles

Subjects - Topical (LCSH)

Abused children--Education--United States; Children with social disabilities--Education--United States; Problem children--Education--United States; Teachers--Attitudes--United States

Geographic Coverage

United States

Language

English

Format

application/pdf

Type

Text

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