Northern Goshawks nesting on a private industrial forest western Washington

Volume: 33Start Page: 240End Page: 24

REFINEMENTS TO SELECTIVE TRAPPING TECHNIQUES - A RADIO-CONTROLLED BOW NET AND POWER SNARE FOR BALD AND GOLDEN EAGLES

Volume: 28Start Page: 268End Page: 27

Latinxs in contention: A systemic functional linguistic analysis of 11th-grade U.S. history textbooks

Situated in an increasingly hostile political climate toward traditionally marginalized individuals, including those with Latinx identity, our study uses systemic functional linguistics to examine language choices authors make in regards to conflict and contention between Latinxs and the United States across three different 11th-grade U.S. history textbooks. Our study reveals how the language choices authors make portray Latinx people, communities, and nation-states in passive and subservient roles while representing the United States as a domineering and influential power. We offer implications for how preservice and in-service teachers can support their students to engage in critical readings of textbooks using systemic functional linguistics to resist narratives of dominance