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A Pedagogy of Kindness, Inclusivity, and Joy in the Writing Classroom: A Personal Reflection Through Practice
Late on a December day in Pullman, Washington, I was completing my syllabus for the “College Composition” class that I was scheduled to teach in the upcoming spring semester. As a new international graduate teaching assistant, I was reasonably nervous about embarking...
McComiskey, Bruce. Post-Truth Rhetoric and Composition. University Press of Colorado, 2017. 58 pages. $6.96 paperback.
In the age where the authenticity of information, the credibility of sources, and the reasoning behind media productions are often rhetorical, the concept of truth in rhetorical studies has drawn significant attention. As rhetorical traditions deal with ethics of...
Welcome to the Sandbox
Dear Readers, During my childhood summers, my family and I would go to Jones Beach on the southern coast of Long Island, New York and enjoy all the sun, water, and breezes the Atlantic Ocean had to offer. A favorite pastime of mine, my siblings, and cousins was to dig...
Book Review: See Me Naked: Black Women Defining Pleasure in the Interwar Era. By Tara T. Green
“Hidden away from public scrutiny is where a Black woman who cherished respectability joyfully reminisces about her indulgence of feelings that she wishes not to forget.”1 So begins Tara T. Green’s exploration of Black women’s challenges and achievements in seeking...