The Racial Politics of Cultural Capital: Perspectives from Black Middle-Class Pupils and Parents in a London Comprehensive

Overview of attention for article published in Cultural Sociology, May 2019

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RT @CulSoc: .@DerronWallace is nominated for the 2020 SAGE Prize with this paper highlighting the use of cultural capital by Black middle-c…

.@DerronWallace is nominated for the 2020 SAGE Prize with this paper highlighting the use of cultural capital by Black middle-class parents and pupils to challenge White hegemony in the school curricula https://t.co/HhjL0678gV @BrandeisU

RT @CulSoc: .@DerronWallace is nominated for the 2020 SAGE Prize with this paper highlighting the use of cultural capital by Black middle-c…

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