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Rethinking Mathematics: Teaching Social Justice by the Numbers
Eric Gaze, Alfred University 2007 Midwest Sociology Society Teaching Q/L: Examples from Across the Disciplines I thought math was just a subject they implanted on us just because they felt like it, but now I realize that you could use math to defend your rights and realize the injustices around you... Now I think math is truly necessary and, I have to admit it, kinda cool. It’s sort of like a pass you could use to try to make the world a better place. -Freida 9th grade Chicago Public Schools