The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection

Drawing on critical race theory, auto-ethnography, and resistant narratives, this article examines systemic forms of oppression that professors of color teaching at predominantly white institutions have been facing. The author incorporates in his analysis his experience as a faculty of color bat...

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Main Author: Pierre Wilbert Orelus
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Arizona State University 2013-08-01
Series:Current Issues in Education
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Online Access:https://cie.asu.edu/ojs/index.php/cieatasu/article/view/1001
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spelling doaj-68b9fe70645c40aba49d8b3cb17970f62021-09-02T17:34:30ZengArizona State UniversityCurrent Issues in Education1099-839X2013-08-01162The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal ReflectionPierre Wilbert Orelus0New Mexico State University Drawing on critical race theory, auto-ethnography, and resistant narratives, this article examines systemic forms of oppression that professors of color teaching at predominantly white institutions have been facing. The author incorporates in his analysis his experience as a faculty of color battling multiple forms of micro-aggression (Solórzano, 1998). He situates his professional and lived experiences with institutional racism in a larger educational and political context and goes on to analyze the ways and the degree to which this form of racism has affected other professors of color. https://cie.asu.edu/ojs/index.php/cieatasu/article/view/1001professors of colormicro-aggressionracial [in]visibilityracial profilingresistant narrativeseducation
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The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
Current Issues in Education
professors of color
micro-aggression
racial [in]visibility
racial profiling
resistant narratives
education
author_facet Pierre Wilbert Orelus
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title The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
title_short The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
title_full The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
title_fullStr The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
title_full_unstemmed The Institutional Cost of Being a Faculty of Color: A Critical Personal Reflection
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publisher Arizona State University
series Current Issues in Education
issn 1099-839X
publishDate 2013-08-01
description Drawing on critical race theory, auto-ethnography, and resistant narratives, this article examines systemic forms of oppression that professors of color teaching at predominantly white institutions have been facing. The author incorporates in his analysis his experience as a faculty of color battling multiple forms of micro-aggression (Solórzano, 1998). He situates his professional and lived experiences with institutional racism in a larger educational and political context and goes on to analyze the ways and the degree to which this form of racism has affected other professors of color.
topic professors of color
micro-aggression
racial [in]visibility
racial profiling
resistant narratives
education
url https://cie.asu.edu/ojs/index.php/cieatasu/article/view/1001
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