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Qualitative exploration of experiences affirms collective praxis for underrepresented Asian American educators, suggesting new leadership possibilities.
정(pronounced jeong) underscores the importance of unconditional belonging for Asian American leaders who are grossly underrepresented in the field of PK-12 leadership. Where is the space where they can discuss and affirm their experiences as underrepresented and invisibilized leaders? This paper lifts up the experiences of seven PK-12 Asian American leaders that surfaced an empowering and liberating praxis offering another way of being and becoming. This collective praxis reminds PK-12 Asian American leaders that their 정 in the theorizing and practice spaces of leadership exists within a collective of lived experiences, asserting the significance of justice oriented Asian American leadership in the field of educational leadership.
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