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Communities Fighting Inequity in Schools. A Review of Lift Us Up, Don’t Push Us Out!: Voices from the Front Lines of the Educational Justice Movement
Shannon M. Smith

High Costs to Peddling Solutions in Search of Problems. A Book Review of Selling School: The Marketing of Public Education
T. Jameson Brewer

Learning from the Quiet Revolution. A Book Review of After the Education Wars: How Smart Schools Upend the Business of Reform
William (Chris) C. Gilbert

Disrupting Whiteness in Curriculum History. A Book Review of Reclaiming the Multicultural Roots of U.S. Curriculum: Communities of Color and Official Knowledge in Education
Christopher L. Busey

Restoring the Political: Exploring the Complexities of Agonistic Deliberation in Classrooms
John Ambrosio

Epistemic Inclusion and the Argument from Circumspection
James Scott Johnston

Apophatic Listening
Martin Samuelsson and Ingunn Johanne Ness

Supporting Students' Choice and Voice in Discovering Empathy, Imagination, and Why Literature Matters More Than Ever
Kimberly Hill Campbell

Is Reasonableness an Aim of Early Childhood Education? A Response to “Preschool as a Wellspring of Democracy”
Christopher Martin

Democratic Spaces: How Teachers Establish and Sustain Democracy and Education in Their Classrooms
Julia Collins, Michael E. Hess, and Charles L. Lowery

Justice Citizens, Active Citizenship, and Critical Pedagogy: Reinvigorating Citizenship Education
Keith R. Heggart and Rick Flowers

Preschool as a Wellspring for Democracy: Endorsing Traits of Reasonableness in Early Childhood Education
Joy D. Erickson and Winston C. Thompson

Developing Political Thinking and Discussion Skills in Civics Classrooms. A Book Review of Teaching Politics in Secondary Education: Engaging with Contentious Issues
Patricia G. Avery

Racism, Reform, Revolution? The Segrenomics of American Education. A Book Review of Cutting School: Privatization, Segregation, and the End of Public Education
Sue Ellen Henry, Michael Drabich, Charlotte Detwiler, Katelyn Kempf, Katherine Kromer, Anthony Scrima, Kafilat Oladiran, Melanie Scurto, Will Simonson, and Janey Woo

Talking Back to Corporate Reform. A Book Review of "You Can't Fire the Bad Ones!" And 18 Other Myths About Teachers, Teachers’ Unions, and Public Education
Alisun Thompson

Segregation, the “Black Spatial Imagination,” and Radical Social Transformation
Pauline Lipman

Actualizing the Rights of the Learner: The Role of Pedagogical Listening
Allison Hintz, Kersti Tyson, and Andrea R. English

Considering the Rights of Learners in Classrooms: The Importance of Mistakes and Growth Assessment Practices
Jo Boaler and Robin Anderson

The Demands of the Rights of the Learner
Elham Kazemi

Reenvisioning Education for Civic Engagement in the Social Media Century
Ryan T. Knowles

*Updated as of 05/25/19.