Abolitionist Teaching, Freedom Dreaming, and Black Joy

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What is abolitionist teaching described as?

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A way of life, action, and worldview

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What is the aim of abolitionist teaching?

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To dismantle the educational survival complex

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Fill in the blank: Freedom Dreaming involves imagining and building a better world—schools that allow children to ______ not just survive.

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thrive

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What is the current system rooted in?

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Slavery and oppression

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What is abolitionist teaching introduced as?

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A way of life, not a teaching method.

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What does abolitionist teaching call for?

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Tearing down oppressive systems (prisons, ICE, mass incarceration, unequal schools).

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Abolitionist teaching focuses on building new systems rooted in which of the following? Community, healing, love, and imagination; Discipline, order, and control; Competition, success, and individualism

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Community, healing, love, and imagination

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What did the 13th Amendment loophole allow?

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Criminalization and re-enslavement.

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What model of abolitionist teaching and Black joy is introduced on pages 98-99?

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Congo Square (New Orleans)

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What was Congo Square historically used for?

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A gathering place for enslaved people to create art, music, and joy.