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54Teachers as Housewives and the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Teacher's PerspectiveHypatia 2 1-8. 2024.The 1970s Wages Against Housework (WAH) movement has much to offer as we form a “new normal” for life and work within the Covid-19 pandemic. WAH feminist philosophers Mariarosa Dalla Costa, Selma James, and Silvia Federici, as well as WAH critic Angela Davis outline the ways in which the housewife functions as a laborer within capitalist accumulation, as her duties to care for the home and rear the children generate the possibility of the husband to labor outside the home. This role of the house…Read more
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258Rethinking a 1970s Timeline for a History of Enviornmental EthicsApa Studies on Native American and Indigenous Philosophy 23 (1): 8-11. 2023.
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13Gender-as-Lived: The Coloniality of Gender in Schools as a Queer Teacher Listens in to Complicated Moments of ResistanceIndo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology 19 (1): 41-49. 2019.In this paper, I use Gloria Anzaldúa’s narrative method of “autohistoría” in concert with theoretical analysis to reflect on my experiences as a queer teacher in the heteronormative United States schooling system. These reflections are aimed at unpacking the ways in which racialization, sexual orientation and coloniality are inseparably tied to living out one’s gender. It is this phenomenon of “Gender-as-Lived” that I urge become a focus of identity development research in education studies and …Read more
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North Hennepin Community CollegeAssistant Professor
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University of Minnesota
PhD, 2021