Resilience and the Claiming of Voice by Marginalized Communities

Editorial

“…At the intersections of race, gender, and economics, oppression frames the social, political, economic, and environmental systems (Sloan et al, 2018). The USA, as a nation, is still living with the legacy of the racialized economics and White supremacy rooted in patriarchal underpinnings going back to 1619 that is now firmly embedded in complex economic, political, and social structures (Hannah-Jones, 2021;Sloan & Schmitz, 2022). Over time, we have enacted political and economic repressions designed to silence the teaching of history, limit voting rights, and restrict women.…”