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Happy Holidays and Spring Appearances

By annehcharityhudley | December 7, 2011December 7, 2011

I hope you have a fantastic holiday season and I look forward to seeing you in Williamsburg or elsewhere in the spring of the new year: https://annecharityhudley.com/appearances/

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A really big trick with how White supremacy functions in academia (and everywhere else) is that you can never be or do enough. Couple that with the elite university culture of perfection and it's a toxic mix. Every flaw is potentially damning and the process of critique and self flagellation has no end. It can play a terrible mind game on you. If you go to a place like Harvard or Stanford undergrad, it can become an undercurrent of your whole grown life. I disrupt it by having an express focus on research and work that informs but also empowers and uplifts. Put simply-- it don't matter so much what White people don't get me as long as I know what Black people I'm actively working with on our collective liberation. I really liked talking with graduate students at Stanford about all this last week in my Hass Center workshop, especially one student who just stood up in front of me and said with all her brown heart-- thank you-- no professor has said all this to me before. So in that moment, I was more liberated myself. They made me more intentional as I go into this week and that's my #MotivationMonday

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About Anne
Appearances
Blog
Book: The Indispensable Guide to Undergraduate Research: Success in and Beyond College
Book: Understanding English Language Variation in U.S. Schools
Book: We Do Language: English Language Variation in the Secondary English Classroom
Contact Anne
Invitation for New Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows!
Presentations, Workshops, & Lectures
Publications
Research
Student Research Opportunities
Teaching
The Linguistic Society of America (LSA) Statement on Race
University of California-HBCU Initiative/ NSF REU Pathways Program in Linguistics

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