(NAME-MCE) Keynote Speaker Issue
Dr. Andrew Jackson, Sr.
axj119 at psu.edu
Tue Sep 16 11:40:34 EDT 2008
Greetings Janet,
Thanks for sharing your Good thoughts. I am a graduate of the Class of 1976 at
the University of Northern Iowa. My book "James A. Banks and the Evolution of
Multicultural Education: Implications for Teacher Educators and Curriculum
Development " talks about your thoughts also. Let me know what you think.
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On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 08:22 PM, Janet <janet.mcclain at uni.edu> wrote:
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>I agree with Rita about having Dalton Sherman as a keynote. In fact,
>I recently viewed the video clip of his keynote speech just last week
>and shared it with students in a college class. Prior to viewing
>Dalton's keynote, I asked the students one question: "Are you ready?"
>I believe we need to hear from students. They can also re-inspire,
>re-invigorate, and remind us why multicultural education and social
>justice are necessary just like an adult key note speaker. Are we
>ready to hear from students about their experiences and perspective on
>multicultural education and issues we need to be concerned about? Are
>we ready to sit down with them and have conversations where they lead
>the discussion and guide us to a revelation of what is and is to be for
>them? Just something to think about as a keynote speaker(s) are being
>considered.
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>Janet McClain
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>University of Northern Iowa
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>Rita Kohli wrote:
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Here here to all of those speaking against a glorification of the
>white savior. I also am a little upset at the concept of a "darker
>skinned Erin Gruwell." It is a very white constructed concept to have
>one individual as a hero, a savior, regardless of their race. If the
>goal of the speaker is to re-inspire and re-invigorate us, I would
>prefer not to see someone who has a maverick bootstrap notion of
>change, but rather someone who believes in communities to make change.
> Do you really think Erin G. was the first adult to listen to her
>kids? Or Jaime Escalante was the ONLY person to believe in his class?
> The individual hero is a construction of white and capitalistic
>society. Change is made through communities, through the work of
>many, not one.
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>So anyway, I suugest Dalton Sherman, a fifth grader from Dallas
>Unified as our keynote speaker:
><a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://vodpod.com/watch/970676-dalton-sherman-%E2%80%94-dynamic-speaker-extraordinaire" onclick="window.open('http://vodpod.com/watch/970676-dalton-sherman-—-dynamic-speaker-extraordinaire');return false;">http://vodpod.com/watch/970676-dalton-sherman-—-dynamic-speaker-extraordinaire</a>
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>He is amazing!
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>Rita Kohli, PhD
>Faculty Advisor
>UCLA, Teacher Education Program
><a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">rkohli at ucla.edu</a>
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>Message: 2
>Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 12:32:45 -0500
>From: "Vidhya Shanker" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><Vshanker at rainbowresearch.org></a>
>Subject: Re: (NAME-MCE) Suggestions for Keynote Speakers
>To: <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><name-mce at nameorg.org></a>
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>I have to say I'm really tired of issues of race/ class/ gender
>suddenly becoming "issues" because someone from the dominant culture
> says they are and cheerleads them into mainstream consciousness. Of
> course one could argue that without that cheerleading, they would
>never enter mainstream consciousness. But part of
>multiculturalism--part of ending white supremacy and promoting an
>anti-racist society--involves questioning the sense of entitlement
>among some segments of the larger population. When they become
>issues because members of the dominant culture says they are, women,
> people of color, and poor people end up getting pathologized. There
> is something to be said for not re-inscribing the patterns that
>sustain imbalances of power. If white women teachers want to learn
>from each other's experiences around multiculturalism, let them form
> a group of their own and do so. But why do members of the dominant
>culture have to take up all the space in other fora, yet again? Why
>do the rest of us have to be subjected to hearing their experiences
>of us, yet again?
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>That's why I was so grateful to learn of the concept of cultural
>HUMILITY (Tervalon & Murray-Garcia, 1998), as opposed to cultural
>competence or sensitivity or responsiveness, etc. "Cultural humility
> is best defined not by a discrete endpoint but as a commitment and
>active engagement in a lifelong process that individuals enter into
>on an ongoing basis with patients, communities, colleagues, and with
> themselves? a process that requires humility in how physicians
>bring into check the power imbalances that exist in the dynamics of
> physician-patient communication by using patient-focused
>interviewing and care."
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>I've heard what white people think of us my whole life. Now that I
>have a choice, I would like to hear about the experiences of other
>people of color.
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>Message: 3
>Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 14:02:57 -0400
>From: Aukram Burton <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><aukram at ramimages.com></a>
>Subject: (NAME-MCE) News Story - Forum sells 'Obama Waffles' with
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>Forum sells 'Obama Waffles' with racial stereotype - Yahoo! News
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>Message: 4
>Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 18:44:09 -0700
>From: Melissa Morgan <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><Melissa_Morgan at longbeach.gov></a>
>Subject: (NAME-MCE) City of Long Beach Looking to Hire Youth and Gang
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>Message: 5
>Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 08:23:30 -0400
>From: robert simmons <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><rsimmons9 at hotmail.com></a>
>Subject: Re: (NAME-MCE) Suggestions for Keynote Speakers
>To: NAME-MCE - National Association for Multicultural Education Email
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>Erin Gruwell fits into a much larger issue that NAME must take on.
>The growth in books, movies, etc. that create this missionary
>ideology around white people coming to save the poor "inner city
>kids." It would seem to me that this mythology hangs on the same
>notions Ruby Payne has postulated for far too long. Why was I in the
> book store and the book that was featured was by Thomas
>Blotch...Stand
>for the Best: What I Learned after Leaving My Job as CEO of H&R
>Block to Become a Teacher and Founder of an Inner-City Charter
>School. Buried in the African American interest section was a book
>by Dr. Barbara Sizemore. Why?
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>I am unwilling to hear her story because her story is the foundation
> for what people in education have framed as "best practice."
>Thinking of my own experience as a an African American male teacher
>in Detroit, I would have given top dollar to hear a teacher of color
> speak truth about this current educational crisis facing far too
>many non-white students.
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>If we are really looking to engage in critical conversations, and it
> has been mentioned that we are unaware of her political
>consciousness, then why would we consider her or folks like that?
>Isn't teaching, at it's core, when implementing an anti-racist,
>anti-sexist, anti-classist, etc. framework, political work? As a
>young African American man, I am not sure I joined NAME for an
>apolitical stance on things such personas that continue to push a
>missionary ideology on me.
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>Regards,
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>Robert Simmons
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From: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">bill at billhowe.org</a>
>To: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">name-mce at nameorg.org</a>
>Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2008 10:29:31 -0400
>Subject: Re: (NAME-MCE) Suggestions for Keynote Speakers
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>I heard Erin Gruwell speak a few years ago at a very large conference
>organized by high school students and attended by about 800 urban and
>suburban high school students.. I had read the book and found it
>interesting. She is a good speaker. She received a very positive reception.
>I never saw the movie. Hearing her speech left me with two deep impressions.
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>1) She talked about her experiences as a young teacher struggling in what
>she portrays as a tough, gang-ridden school. It was inspiring in many ways.
>I love stories about people who stick to their principles and do the right
>thing despite a bureaucracy and society that works against them. It takes
>courage. It takes a desire to put aside career ambitions to be true to
>oneself. What Erin Gruwell managed to accomplish as a young, impressionable
>teacher took guts and conviction, something I see sadly lacking in so many
>educational bureaucracies. She could just as easily gone the other route and
>become another drone that marched lock-step to conformity, pessimism and
>negativity. So let's give her the credit she deserves.
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>Having said that I shared the same feelings as Robert Simmons in his email
>reply - good god, another white person with a heart of gold rescuing those
>poor, wretched minority kids. Let's praise the black and brown teachers who
>teach in our urban cities and who have accomplished the same things day in
>and day out without the notoriety and movie deals. What about a book and a
>movie about those minority teachers who have succeeded in white suburban
>school districts despite the overwhelming obstacles they face? This is what
>I call the "Amber Alert Syndrome."
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>I don't dislike Erin Gruwell. I applaud her for what she did. I detest the
>society we live in that glorifies her accomplishments while ignoring the
>amazing achievements of thousands of other darker skinned Erin Gruwells.
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>2) The second issue is that after her amazing start as a high school
>teacher, she leaves the classroom shortly after to teach at the college
>level. I would have been more impressed had she stayed in order to further
>change the system and mentor other younger teachers. Hopefully she is still
>making a difference through her teaching and speaking engagements.
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>I would use Erin Gruwell as a keynote speaker. I don't know how far her
>political consciousness has developed concerning the issues raised here
>about her. I think her personal story is worth telling if it will inspire
>the 90% of the US teachers who are white female. I would plan a conference
>that would raise this as discussion and debate. If there was an opportunity
>for Q & A, it would be a great forum. I would invite, as speakers, some of
>the many great teachers of color that I know who have taught heroically in
>urban classrooms for years without recognition and faced exactly the same
>crises as Erin Gruwell.
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>I would love to hear more recommendations for keynote speakers. If there are
>counter arguments as to why the person would be a good choice, please take
>the time to explain (in a productive manner) so we all can be better
>enlightened.
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>From: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">name-mce-bounces at nameorg.org</a> [<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="#">mailto:name-mce-bounces at nameorg.org</a>] On
>Behalf Of robert simmons
>Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 12:41 PM
>To: NAME-MCE - National Association for Multicultural Education
>EmailDiscussion Group
>Subject: Re: (NAME-MCE) Suggestions for Keynote Speakers
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>Why is she a good speaker? Doesn't she tell the story that urban teachers,
>mostly of color, have lived for many years. Might we be buying into a
>missionary mentality with the plethora of white teacher saving "inner city
>kids"? I would not attend the NAME conference if she appears on the program.
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>Robert Simmons
>Edchange
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Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:36:32 -0400
>From: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">negeleta at salisbury.edu</a>
>To: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">Name-mce at nameorg.org</a>
>Subject: Re: (NAME-MCE) Suggestions for Keynote Speakers
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>Erin Gruwell, The Freedom Writers author and teacher is a great speaker
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for Higher Ed and P-12 audiences. She can be contacted through the Freedom
>Writers Foundation website.
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Best
>--Nomsa
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>Dr. Nomsa E. Geleta
>Chair, Department of Education Specialties
>Seidel School of Education & Professional Studies
>Salisbury University
>1101 Camden Avenue
>Salisbury, MD 21801
>Phone: 410-543-6297
>Email: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="#">negeleta at salisbury.edu</a>
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"Bill Howe" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="#"><bill at billhowe.org></a> 9/11/2008 1:54 PM >>>
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It is not too early to begin thinking about keynote speakers for next
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year's
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national, regional and state NAME conferences. Choosing keynotes is a
>difficult task. Scholars and authors (often to their own admission) are
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not
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always the best speakers but have great name recognition. People will come
>just to hear the person speak about their published works. There is great
>value in that. Then, there are great speakers who have not published
>extensively (or at all) and may not be widely known. Then there are the
>folks known well in higher education circles but less so among PK-12
>teachers.
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>Finding people who have written significant contributions to the field of
>multicultural education and can deliver a motivating speech that keeps the
>audience engaged and motivated is the goal for most of us who plan
>conferences. So help us. Who would you suggest as a major speaker at a
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large
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conference? Who would you pay and travel to hear? Who have you heard that
>you loved as a keynote speaker?
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>Oh also, please keep in mind that big names like Bill Cosby, Colin Powell,
>John Stewart, etc can command fees of $50,000 plus - way out of the reach
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of
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non-corporate funded conferences. Not that they don't do pro bono for the
>cause.
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>--
>Bill Howe
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>13th Annual New England Conference on Multicultural Education (NECME)
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