Routledge Experiences of Racialization in PWIs Book

This Routledge publication provides a deep look into the realities of ethnically and racially diverse scholars of color working within predominantly White institutions in the United States. By centering the personal narratives of academics, the volume offers a direct perspective on the systemic factors that impact inclusion in US colleges and schools of education. Readers will gain insight into how specific policies and common assumptions can limit racial diversity in various educational settings. The text addresses real-world challenges such as disproportionality, mislabeling, and exploitation. Through the perspectives of scholars at different career stages and from various sociocultural backgrounds, this book serves as a critical resource for understanding the complexities of equity and diversity in higher education.