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The #FergusonSyllabus hashtag and movement represents the move of educators, activists, students, community leaders, and parents across the US and the world to create a participatory pedagogy of critical engagement with the global Black Lives Matter movement. \u00a0Used in teach-ins, by parents hoping to supplement their children’s education on white supremacy, and for personal knowledge, the twitter handle and hundreds of articles on the subject is not only a tool for sharing information, but for critiquing the way race is constructed in our classrooms.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The #FergusonSyllabus hashtag and movement represents the move of educators, activists, students, community leaders, and parents across the US and the world to create a participatory pedagogy of critical engagement with the global Black Lives Matter movement. \u00a0Used in teach-ins, by parents hoping to supplement their children’s education on white supremacy, and for personal knowledge, … <\/p>\n

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