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‘Our Voices Matter’ - Stories of Incarcerated Dis/abled Girls of Color
by Allyson Pitzel
This podcast details the educational experiences of three dis/abled girls of color at Highview Juvenile Correctional Facility.
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Closing Credits
The stories in this podcast series were fictional and based on various books/articles from the class, BEF 650, at the University of Alabama.
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I’m Not That Smart
Jasmine, a 14-year-old Hispanic girl with a learning disability in math and reading, details her experiences of feeling less smart than her classmates.
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Go Sit in the Square
Desiree, a 15-year-old African American girl with an emotional and behavioral disorder, shares her experiences of being labeled as “bad” in school.
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What’s Enrichment Class Like?
Janiva, a 16-year-old African American girl, shares her experiences of being denied certain opportunities (e.g., enrichment) in first grade.
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Introduction
Overview of girls of color and their experiences in the education system.
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Opening Credits
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast details the educational experiences of three dis/abled girls of color at Highview Juvenile Correctional Facility.
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Allyson Pitzel
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