The Encyclopedia of Diversity and Social Justice is a comprehensive and systematic collection of designated entries that describe, in detail, important diversity and social justice themes.

Table of Contents

• Advisory Board
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: Diversity
• Introduction: Social Justice
• A
• Able-ism
• Abolitionism
• Academic Freedom
• Access to Education
• Accessibility
• Accommodation
• Acculturation
• Affirmative Action
• African American
• African Independence Movement
• African Traditional Religion(s)
• Afro-Seminole
• Afrocentric Education
• Age Differences
• Ageism
• Ageism
• Agnosticism
• Ally
• Anarchism
• Androcentrism
• Anglo-Conformity
• Antebellum
• Antiracism
• Anti-Semitism
• Appalachia
• Ascribed Status
• Asian American
• Aspirational Capital
• Assimilation
• Atheism
• Atheism
• Autocracy
• Avant-Garde
• B
• Baby Boomer Generation
• Biculturalism
• Biculturalism
• Bisexuality
• Black Dialect
• Black/African American English
• Black Subculture
• Body Image
• Buddhism
• Bullying
• C
• Cajun
• Capacity Building
• Chicano
• Child Abuse and Neglect
• Children's Rights
• Church of Social Justice
• Citizens’ Rights
• Classism
• Code Switching (Language)
• Colorism
• Community Control
• Concrete Ceiling
• Confucianism
• Connective Marginality
• Consciousness Raising
• Cosmopolitan
• Cosmopolitanism
• Cosmopolitanism
• Creole
• Critical Pedagogy
• Critical Pedagogy
• Critical Perspectives
• Cross-Cultural Studies
• Cross-Cultural, Language, and Academic Development (CLAD)
• Crowd Management
• Cultural Background
• Cultural Capital
• Cultural Chauvinism
• Cultural Competency
• Cultural Differences
• Cultural Education
• Cultural Hegemony
• Cultural Influences
• Cultural Maintenance
• Cultural Pluralism
• Cultural Relevance
• Cultural Sensitivity
• Cultural Taxation
• Cultural Transformation
• Culturally and Linguistically Diverse
• Culturally Relevant Education
• Culturally Responsive Teaching
• Culture
• Culture Fair Test
• Cyber Racism
• D
• Daoism/Taoism
• De Facto Segregation
• De Jure Segregation
• Demographic Diversity
• Demonstrations
• Desegregation
• Diaspora
• Differend
• Digital Divide
• Diploma Recovery
• Disability
• Discrimination
• Discriminatory Attitudes
• Disproportionate Minority Contact
• Disproportionate Representation
• Diversity Management
• Diversity Statement
• Domestic Violence Prevention
• Domestic Violence Services
• Dominant Culture
• Dropout Factories
• Due Process
• E
• Ebonics
• The Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC)
• Economic Justice
• Economic Redistribution
• Education in Appalachia
• Educational Attainment
• Egocentrism
• Emerging Technologies
• Empathy
• Empathy
• Empowerment
• Empowerment
• Encultural
• English as a Second Language (ESL)
• English Language Learners (ELLs)
• English Language Learners (ELLs)
• English-Only Movement
• Enrichment Program
• Environmental Justice
• Equal Protection
• Equity
• Ethical Decision Making
• Ethnic Cleansing
• Ethnic Group
• Ethnic and Racial Stereotypes
• Ethnic Studies
• Ethnic Studies
• Ethnocentrism
• Ethnocentrism
• Eurocentrism
• F
• Fair Assessment
• Food Justice
• Foodscape
• Freedom of Speech
• Freedom Schools
• G
• Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
• Gender
• Gender Bias
• Gender Discrimination
• Generational Differences
• Genocide
• Ghettos
• Ghettos
• Glass Ceiling
• Global Citizenship
• Global Education
• Global Education
• Global Justice
• Global Justice
• H
• Hate Crime
• Hate Groups
• Hate Groups
• Hegemony
• Hegemony
• Heterogeneous Ability Grouping
• Heteronormativity
• Heterosexism
• Hidden Curriculum
• Hierarchical Influence
• High Context
• Hijabiphobia
• Hinduism
• Hip-Hop Music and Culture
• Hispanic
• Hispanic American Cultures
• Homophobia
• Housing Discrimination
• Human Rights
• I
• Identity Threat
• Ideologies
• Inclusive Education
• Institutional Racism
• Integration
• Intellectual Freedom
• Intercultural Competence
• Intergenerationality
• International Law
• Interracial Relations
• Intersectionality
• Intolerance
• Invisible Culture
• Islamophobia
• Islamic Culture
• J
• Jigsaw Socrates Café
• Jim Crow
• Job Discrimination
• Job Discrimination
• Judaism
• Juneteenth
• Juvenile Justice
• L
• Language Dominance/Linguistic Dominance
• Latin American Culture
• Left-Wing Philosophy
• Lesbian
• LGBT
• LGBT Rights
• LGBT Rights
• Liberalism
• Liberation Theology
• Liberation Theology
• Liberty
• Lorna Stanley
• Low Context
• M
• Manifest Destiny
• Marginalization
• Masculine
• Matriarchal Family
• The Melting Pot
• The Melungeons
• Menstrual Taboos
• Mesoamericans
• Migrant Education
• Migration
• Mindfulness
• Model Minority
• Morality
• Mother Tongue
• Multicultural Communication
• Multicultural Education
• Multilingualism
• Multiracial Feminism
• N
• Nationalism
• Nationalism
• Nonsexist Language
• Nonviolent Civil Disobedience
• Normalization (Disabilities)
• O
• Official Language
• Organizational Climate
• Overrepresented Group
• P
• Parental Apathy
• Peace Movement
• Peace Movement
• Peer Ethnic Victimization
• Perpetual Foreigner
• Political Socialization
• Popular Culture
• Positionality
• Premenstrual Women
• Principles of Democracy
• Prison Industrial Complex
• Protestant Ethic
• Protestant Ethic
• Q
• Quality Circles
• Queer
• R
• Race
• Racial and Ethnic Socialization
• Racial Attitudes
• Racial Identity
• Racial Injury
• Racial Minorities
• Racial Residential Segregation
• Racial Suicide Paradox
• Racial Trauma and Coping
• Reconstructionism
• Redlining
• Reflection
• Reflection
• Refugee Education
• Regionalism
• Religious Intolerance
• Reparations
• Resilience
• Right-Wing Philosophy
• S
• Scapegoating
• School Climate
• School Desegregation
• Sebayeet
• Selective Admission
• Self-Awareness
• Self-Destructive Behavior
• Self-Determination
• Sensitivity
• Sexism
• Sexual Assault
• Sexual Harassment
• Social Bias
• Social Conflicts
• Social Constructionism
• Social Distance
• Social Justice
• Social Movements
• Social Realism
• Social Responsibility
• Social Stratification
• Social Unrest
• Social Values
• Social Values
• Social Witness
• Socialization
• Society
• Society
• Socioeconomic Status
• Solo Status
• Souls to the Polls
• STEM
• STEM
• Stereotype
• Stereotype Threat
• Stigmatization
• Student Diversity
• Subcultures
• Sustainability
• Sustaining Hope
• T
• Talented Tenth
• Teacher Efficacy
• Teamwork
• Terrorism
• Test Bias
• Third Culture Kids
• Tokenism
• Transgender
• Two-Way Immersion Programs
• U
• Underrepresented Group
• UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization)
• UNICEF
• United Nations Human Rights Council
• United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
• United Nations Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights
• Urban Culture
• Urbanization
• V
• Visible Culture
• W
• White Privilege
• Women's Rights
• World Day of Social Justice
• Worldview
• X
• Xenophobia
• Contributors Index
• List of Contributors