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Beyond Politeness: The Role of Principled Dissent, Steve Parks

It’s Not About Me: Public Writing and the Place of Principled Dissent, Diana George

Engaging Community Literacy through the Rhetorical Work of a Social Movement, Christopher Wilkey

Interview with Bonnie Neumeier

Toiling in ‘the land of dreamy scenes’: Time, Space, and Service-Learning Pedagogy, Joe Letter and Judith Kemerait Livingston

Desktop Publishing for Community and Social Justice Organizations, Karyn Hollis

“Speaking With One Another” in Community-Based Research: (Re)Writing African American History in Berks County, Pennsylvania, Laurie Grobman

Composing Cultural Diversity and Civic Literacy: English Language Learners as Service Providers, Adrian Wurr

Review of Keith Gilyard, Composition and Cornel West: Notes Toward a Deep Democracy, reviewed by Linda Flower

Review of Eyes on the Ought to Be: What we Teach About When we Teach About Literacy by Kirk Branch, reviewed by David Stock

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