Sherri SpelicInvestigating Dominant Culture Without Replicating Dominant Culture: An AttemptDominant culture as field of inquiry offers several possible entry points for individuals and groups to consider.Jul 9, 2022Jul 9, 2022
Sherri SpelicinIdentity, Education and PowerThe Professional Development We DeserveHow do we as educators get the professional learning experiences we deserve on a consistent basis?Jun 29, 20221Jun 29, 20221
Sherri SpelicinIdentity, Education and PowerWho We Are, Where We Sit and Why It MattersIt sounds radical but we may not all have the same assignment when it comes to building more equitable structures and communities.Aug 2, 20212Aug 2, 20212
Sherri SpelicinIdentity, Education and Power“One Step In, One Step Removed”: An Ode To Status LiteracyStatus both confirms and complicates the experience of being dominant culture adjacent.Apr 22, 20211Apr 22, 20211
Sherri SpelicBrandon Taylor’s ‘Real Life’ and Contemplating Black Male InteriorityI’ve just finished reading Brandon Taylor’s debut novel, Real Life, and now I’m thinking about … Black male interiority.Oct 22, 20201Oct 22, 20201
Sherri SpelicinIdentity, Education and PowerWhen History Won’t QuitI’m annoyed, restless and irritable. Why? Because it’s history. Again. Fricking history banging on my door again, yelling “You awake?”Jun 21, 2020Jun 21, 2020
Sherri SpelicSmooshed: Labor, Boundaries and Roles Under COVID-19In light of recent events, I did what many digital citizens would do: I wrote a thread on Twitter.Mar 20, 2020Mar 20, 2020
Sherri SpelicComing To Terms With ‘Winners Take All’‘Winners Take All’ portrays the quandary of the very wealthy to “do good” without changing the status quo.Nov 10, 2019Nov 10, 2019
Sherri SpelicAbsurdities of Now, Visions of “Better”Encountering truths and figuring out where to go next.Aug 29, 2019Aug 29, 2019
Sherri SpelicinIdentity, Education and PowerWishing Good Will and Good Writing Were EnoughWhen white American authors use “we”, are people of color also invited?Jun 10, 2019Jun 10, 2019