Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope

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In Teaching Community, bell hooks shows how education can inspire connection, inclusivity, and transformation. Drawing on her teaching experience, she offers practical strategies to create classrooms where students and educators learn together, fostering hope, critical thinking, and social change.

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In Teaching Community: A Pedagogy of Hope, bell hooks presents a deeply inspiring vision of education as a practice of freedom and connection. Drawing on her extensive experience as a teacher, scholar, and mentor, hooks emphasizes the importance of building classrooms that foster engagement, inclusivity, and mutual respect. She argues that teaching is not just the transfer of knowledge, but a transformative act that empowers both students and educators to grow, think critically, and challenge systems of oppression. Combining personal narrative, practical strategies, and philosophical insight, hooks provides tools for creating learning environments where every voice is valued, curiosity is encouraged, and learning becomes a communal, joyful experience. This book is both a guide and a call to action for teachers, students, and anyone passionate about education that nurtures hope, equity, and social change.

AUTHOR / NARRATOR

bell hooks
bell hooks (1952–2021) was an acclaimed cultural critic, feminist theorist, educator, and writer whose work reshaped conversations on race, gender, class, and love. Born Gloria Jean Watkins in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, she adopted the pen name bell hooks—in honor of her great-grandmother and to emphasize her ideas over her identity. Over her career, she published more than 30 books, including influential works like Ain’t I a Woman?, Black Women and Feminism, and feminism is for everybody. Known for her accessible writing and commitment to education, hooks championed feminism as a movement to end all systems of domination, leaving a lasting legacy as one of the most important thinkers of our time.

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Robin Miles
Robin Miles is an award-winning audiobook narrator, director, and teacher, celebrated as one of AudioFile magazine’s Golden Voices. With a career spanning over two decades, she has voiced hundreds of titles across genres, bringing unmatched versatility and depth to her performances. Known for her nuanced character work and powerful storytelling, Miles has earned numerous Audie Awards, Earphones Awards, and critical acclaim. In addition to narrating, she trains and mentors narrators, shaping the future of the audiobook industry.

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