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On Academic Writing (and My Mother-in-Law)
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Journal of Autoethnography
Journal of Autoethnography (2022) 3 (1): 57–64.
Published: 01 January 2022
...Yassir Morsi Francis Badley charges academics with employing their own “academese” language, which he describes as “turgid, soggy, wooden.” Over the years, I have wondered whether I inherited a problematic academese way of writing, speaking, researching on the racism found within the “War on Terror...
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Black Coffee: No Sugar, No Cream
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Journal of Autoethnography
Journal of Autoethnography (2021) 2 (4): 421–433.
Published: 01 October 2021
...Daicia Price Thirty-five years of formal education has left me feeling isolated. Daily encounters of racism, sexism, and microaggressions have led to difficulty with academic and professional achievement. All of these matters have affected me as a person who identifies as a Black female/woman...