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Lamar L. Johnson

Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of English

Lamar L. Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice at Michigan State University.

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Lamar L. Johnson

Michigan State University

Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice

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education african american studies sociology of education race narrative race relations black experience journalism communication anti-racism critical race theory racial discrimination ethnography teacher education critical theory criminology academic ethic ethnic studies feminist criminology american studies death studies reading research textual practice higher education english education urban theory contemporary racism class conflict penology victimology classroom instruction teaching sociology educational theory revolutionary teaching ela classrooms racial chaos spirit murders black male professors trayvon martin michael brown racial storytelling pedagogical practices literacy theory research methodology race-based conversations transformative literacy pedagogies award recipients black imagination anti-black racism literacy studies racial equity language pedagogy inclusive education black education language teaching

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Announcing the 2019–2020 Alan C. Purves Award Recipients: Inspiring Transformative Literacy Pedagogies: The 2020 Alan C. Purves Award Committee. Research in the Teaching of English (2021)

Dywanna SmithLamar L. JohnsonVaughn W. M. WatsonAndrew B. Torres

educationenglish educationteacher educationeducational researchhigher educationhumanitiestransformative literacy pedagogiesaward recipients

Black Lives Mattering in and out of Schools: Anti-Black Racism, Racial Violence, and a Hope for Black Imagination in Educational Research. (2021)

Courtney MauldinLamar L. Johnson

educationracial violenceblack imaginationeducational researchsociology of educationsocial sciencesafrican american studiesanti-black racism

Show Us the Love: Revolutionary Teaching in (Un)Critical Times. The Urban Review (2018)

Lamar L. JohnsonNathaniel BryanGloria Boutte

educationrevolutionary teachingcritical theorypolitical scienceurban theory

Changing the Dominant Narrative: A Call for Using Storytelling as Language and Literacy Theory, Research Methodology, and Practice. Journal of Literacy Research (2017)

Lamar L. JohnsonThedaMarie D. Gibbs GreyApril Baker-Bell

educationnarrativeliteracy theoryeducational theoryliterary theorycommunicationresearch methodologytextual practicejournalism

“Loving Blackness to Death”: (Re)Imagining Ela Classrooms in a Time of Racial Chaos. The English Journal (2017)

Lamar L. JohnsonJohnnie JacksonDavid StovallDenise Taliaferro Baszile

race relationsanti-racismeducationnarrativeracial discriminationsociology of educationclass conflictracial chaosela classroomsafrican american studiessociologycontemporary racismblack experiencecritical race theoryrace

The Racial Hauntings of One Black Male Professor and the Disturbance of the Self(Ves): Self-Actualization and Racial Storytelling as Pedagogical Practices. Journal of Literacy Research (2017)

Lamar L. Johnson

race relationsethnographypedagogical practiceseducationracial storytellingnarrativeidentity (social science)teacher educationeducational researchsociology of educationteaching sociologyafrican american studiesblack experiencereading researchjournalismclassroom instructionrace

Using Critical Race Theory to Explore Race-Based Conversations Through a Critical Family Book Club. Literacy Research Theory Method and Practice (2016)

Lamar L. Johnson

educationsocial sciencescommunicationrace-based conversationscritical race theory

Using Our Voices, Losing Our Bodies: Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, and the Spirit Murders of Black Male Professors in the Academy. Race Ethnicity and Education (2016)

Lamar JohnsonNathaniel Bryan

race relationspenologytrayvon martindeath studiesethnic studiesafrican american studieshumanitiesraceethnographycriminologyblack male professorsanti-racismacademic ethicfeminist criminologyspirit murderseducationmichael brownracial discriminationsociology of educationvictimologyblack experienceamerican studies

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Lamar L. Johnson

Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Department of English

Lamar L. Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Letters Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lamar L. Johnson

Michigan State University

Assistant Professor of Language and Literacy for Linguistic and Racial Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Announcing the 2019–2020 Alan C. Purves Award Recipients: Inspiring Transformative Literacy Pedagogies: The 2020 Alan C. Purves Award Committee. Research in the Teaching of English (2021)

Dywanna SmithLamar L. JohnsonVaughn W. M. WatsonAndrew B. Torres

educationenglish educationteacher educationeducational researchhigher educationhumanitiestransformative literacy pedagogiesaward recipients

Black Lives Mattering in and out of Schools: Anti-Black Racism, Racial Violence, and a Hope for Black Imagination in Educational Research. (2021)

Courtney MauldinLamar L. Johnson

educationracial violenceblack imaginationeducational researchsociology of educationsocial sciencesafrican american studiesanti-black racism

Show Us the Love: Revolutionary Teaching in (Un)Critical Times. The Urban Review (2018)

Lamar L. JohnsonNathaniel BryanGloria Boutte

educationrevolutionary teachingcritical theorypolitical scienceurban theory

Changing the Dominant Narrative: A Call for Using Storytelling as Language and Literacy Theory, Research Methodology, and Practice. Journal of Literacy Research (2017)

Lamar L. JohnsonThedaMarie D. Gibbs GreyApril Baker-Bell

educationnarrativeliteracy theoryeducational theoryliterary theorycommunicationresearch methodologytextual practicejournalism

“Loving Blackness to Death”: (Re)Imagining Ela Classrooms in a Time of Racial Chaos. The English Journal (2017)

Lamar L. JohnsonJohnnie JacksonDavid StovallDenise Taliaferro Baszile

The Racial Hauntings of One Black Male Professor and the Disturbance of the Self(Ves): Self-Actualization and Racial Storytelling as Pedagogical Practices. Journal of Literacy Research (2017)

Lamar L. Johnson

Using Critical Race Theory to Explore Race-Based Conversations Through a Critical Family Book Club. Literacy Research Theory Method and Practice (2016)

Lamar L. Johnson

educationsocial sciencescommunicationrace-based conversationscritical race theory

Using Our Voices, Losing Our Bodies: Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, and the Spirit Murders of Black Male Professors in the Academy. Race Ethnicity and Education (2016)

Lamar JohnsonNathaniel Bryan

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