When a Story Is Just a Story: Does Voice Really Matter?

Richard Delgado

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Critical Race Theory in Education Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies Feminist Epistemology and Gender Studies

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Analyzes and responds to an article criticizing the idea that some scholars of color write in a distinctive voice by virtue of their experience and background Summarizes how conventional liberal discourse views the issue of voice Contrasts that view with outsider perspectives and illuminates the paradigmatic gap between critical race theory and mainstream scholarship

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