Arts and Humanities
Scholars
100%
Historic
85%
Alabama
85%
local museums
85%
Lived Experience
42%
Mentorship
42%
Experiential
42%
Ethno-graphic methods
42%
History of childhood
42%
Informants
42%
School Museums
42%
School Community
42%
Material Object
42%
Princes
42%
American childhood
42%
era
42%
Oral History
42%
Conceptual
42%
Articulation
42%
Community Centres
42%
Artists
42%
Americas
42%
Schooling
42%
Dumas
7%
Personal Knowledge
7%
Pursuit
7%
artistry
7%
Reflexive
7%
Discourse
7%
Social Construction
7%
Autoethnography
7%
Public Discourse
7%
Chronicles
7%
Keyphrases
Black childhood
85%
School Equity
42%
Black children
42%
Educational Justice
42%
Falsetto
42%
African American Mothers
42%
Local Control
42%
Prince
42%
Public Scholarship
42%
Black Women
42%
Ladies
42%
Black Education
42%
Local museum
30%
Historical Research
21%
Jim Crow
21%
School museum
21%
Childhood History
21%
American childhood
21%
Cultural World
21%
Social World
21%
Material Objects
21%
Deep South
21%
African American Education
21%
School Community
21%
Segregated Schools
21%
Schoolhouses
21%
African American
21%
Community-based
21%
Oral History
21%
Ransom
21%
Experiential Knowledge
17%
Political Forces
14%
Detroit
14%
Single Story
14%
Educational Reform
14%
School Leaders
14%
Organizational Values
14%
Educational Community
14%
Spiritual Beliefs
14%
Educational Activism
14%
Urban Schools
14%
School Access
14%
Boundary-spanning Activities
14%
Critical Hope
14%
Anti-public
14%
Black Scholars
14%
School System
14%
Access Control
14%
Equitable Access
14%
Liberatory
14%
Social Sciences
Tuition Fee
85%
Museum
51%
Historical Research
42%
School Museums
42%
Oral History
42%
Community Centres
42%
Justice
42%
Americas
42%
Artists
42%
Authors
32%
Spiritual Belief
10%
USA
10%
In-Depth Interview
10%
Boundary Spanning
10%
Educational equity
10%
Educational Reform
10%
Formal Education
10%
Lived Experience
8%
Experiential Knowledge
8%