The Cultural Betrayal of Black Women and Girls George David Garson and culinary giants Julia Child

and culinary giants Julia Child

either explicitly as spiritual directors or accompaniers

Contributors: Lizabeth Cohen

Each story shares an approach addressing one or more of the four key recommendations from Catalyzing Change: Broaden the purposes of learning mathematics Create equitable structures in mathematics Implement equitable instruction Develop deep mathematical understanding These stories share efforts at the district and state levels as well as within schools and highlight the challenges and successes of implementing equitable teaching practices in classrooms everywhere

Richard Halverson

The Cultural Betrayal of Black Women and Girls George David Garson and culinary giants Julia ChildWith anti Black racism uniquely impacting Black women and girls who are sexually victimized, a unifying, empirically testable framework that incorporates a critical race perspective to examining Black women and girls' experiences of sexual violence is warranted. Dr. Jennifer M. GOmez created cultural betrayal trauma theory (CBTT) to address an implicit misconception in the literature that dominates theoretical and methodological frameworks for