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ABIGAIL L. PALKO, PH.D.

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A Tale of Two Schools

10/5/2017

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Middle school students ask hard questions and expect honest answers. And they taught me so much about structural inequalities in our country. While anyone can work hard and achieve success, the kinds of success within reach can vary greatly, and how we structure our educational system impacts these possibilities.
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    • Imagining Motherhood in Contemporary Irish and Caribbean Literature
    • Articles and Book Chapters
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    • Syllabi
    • Great pedagogical resource for those teaching courses in Motherhood Studies
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    • Maxine Platzer Lynn Women's Center