Abstract This article analyzes the relationship of racial discrimination on identity and critical consciousness 1369 African Afro-descendant respondents to first nationwide survey conducted in Spain 2020. The not only showed scope experiences based skin color but has also opened way for testing whether these end up affecting black people, Africans, or Afro-descendants, questions included reject...

Introduction Central to public health practice is mindfulness and intentionality toward achieving social justice equity. However, there limited literature published on how educators are integrating these concepts into their curricular, pedagogical instructional efforts. The goal of this study was leverage the pluralistic views, identities, demographics within classroom explore effects introduci...

The present social-historical moment is marked by a sharp divide, harrowing ‘communication breakdown’ between subject and object, humanity nature, itself. This state of affairs pleads for the (re-)elaboration consciousness that resonates critically with social, political cultural realities its time. paper studies lessons can be drawn in this regard from intersection between, on one hand, Theodo...

Watts, Williams, and Jagers (2003) define critical consciousness as an awareness of existing social inequities and their history, including the processes and outcomes of oppression. Many scholars and reformers are asking secondary-level educators to deepen the critical consciousness of their teenage students by teaching them about ways in which race, class, and gender systematically influence A...