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  • Chapter 4 - I’m A Black PhD, and I Still Have to Fight!

  • from Part I - Experiences – The Journey from Student to Faculty
  • Edited by Antija M. Allen, Justin T. Stewart
  • Book:
    We're Not OK
    Published online:
    21 April 2022
    Print publication:
    05 May 2022, pp 58-74

  • Summary

    This chapter will explore the narratives and experiences of a Black male full-time faculty member at a community college. The chapter will delve into my experiences as a Black faculty in part-time (adjunct) positions and my current full-time tenure-track faculty position. This chapter will examine my challenges and successes as a Black man who teaches, call out the structural issues that need to be addressed, and call in the folks who seek opportunities to aid in the fight for accountability, equity, and peace. Lastly, this chapter will provide strategies that would be helpful to both Black and non-Black faculty, with some intentional recommendations for administration to aid in the fight for equity and peace.