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Doreen Mohammed

Doreen Mohammed

About Doreen Mohammed

Doreen Mohammed is a blogger who writes about race, class and the American myth that all you need for success is to attend and do well at a "good" school and work hard.

Politics of Work, Socioeconomics, and Classism in Classrooms:

December 8, 2016 by Doreen Mohammed Leave a Comment

Education to Work to Live or Live to Work? I am a first-generation American whose parents immigrated from Dhaka, Bangladesh, so I could make it big – so I would never have worry for my survival as they had and still have to, and to be able to take my life for granted as most to none of […]

Filed Under: A World Without Classism, Class in Higher Education Tagged With: academia, blaming the victim, classism, education, first generation college students, immigrants, low-income, poverty, privilege, race and class, racism

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