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Intersectionality and computing education: The journey of a scholar, Dr. Yolanda Rankin, towards a better computing future
Join us as we discuss Black feminist theory and intersectionality with Dr. Yolanda Rankin. She led us through the historical foundation and her hopes for the future of intersectionality, feminist scholarship, computing, and computing education. She discusses the messiness of the theory and challenges us to continue to muddle through that messiness so that we might do better as a discipline. The chat was both insightful and hopeful. Enjoy!
Name Drop
Dr. Jakita Owens, Auburn University
Dr. Shawna Erete, University of Maryland
bell hooks
Angela Y. Davis
Brittany Cooper
Patricia Hill Collins
Nicki Washington
Article mention
Ross, M. S. (2023). Let’s have that conversation: How limited epistemological beliefs exacerbates inequities and will continue to be a barrier to broadening participation. ACM Transactions on Computing Education, 23(2), 1-4.
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Join us as we discuss Black feminist theory and intersectionality with Dr. Yolanda Rankin. She led us through the historical foundation and her hopes for the future of intersectionality, feminist scholarship, computing, and computing education. She discusses the messiness of the theory and challenges us to continue to muddle through that messiness so that we might do better as a discipline. The chat was both insightful and hopeful. Enjoy!
Name Drop
Dr. Jakita Owens, Auburn University
Dr. Shawna Erete, University of Maryland
bell hooks
Angela Y. Davis
Brittany Cooper
Patricia Hill Collins
Nicki Washington
Article mention
Ross, M. S. (2023). Let’s have that conversation: How limited epistemological beliefs exacerbates inequities and will continue to be a barrier to broadening participation. ACM Transactions on Computing Education, 23(2), 1-4.