Practicing Yoga as Resistance

Part I: Invitations

1. Essential Questions for Inner and Outer Liberation

2. Towards a White Spiritual Antiracism

Part II: Yoga, Self, and Community

3. Embodied Radical Healing through the Collective: A Black Lotus Autoethnography

4. Reclaiming Spaces, Reshaping Practices: Yoga for Building Community and Nurturing Families of Color

5. The City of Radical Love: A Philly Story of Oppression, Resistance, and Healing

6. Body Science of Survivorship: Mapping the Neurological Impacts of Interlocking Systems of Oppression and Co-Designing Equitable Solutions Through Movement and Breath

7. Pedagogy of Movement: Yoga in Migrant Projects from a Race and Class Perspective

8. White Hygiene, White Womanhood, and Wellness in the United States

9. Incomplete: Impeding the Settler Colonial Project through Yoga for Black Lives

10. Hozho Yoga: Indigenous Movements Illuminating Human and More-Than-Human Interconnections

11. Yoga Asana and the Performance of Gender in American Exercise

12. Embodying Liminality through Yoga: An Autoethnography Exploring the Spaces Between

Part III: Yoga in Educational Spaces

13. Yoga, Engaged Pedagogy, and the Process of Becoming: Explorations of a Socially Just Yoga Intervention

14. White Teachers, Brown Yoga: Teacher Candidates Learning Yoga

15. Trials and Transformations: Ruminations of a Community College Yoga Teacher

16. Situating Girls of Color in K-12 Yoga Research: Reflections and Results from Studying an After School Yoga Program for At-Risk Youth

17. Yoga and Arts: Positive Disrupters in the School to Prison Pipeline

18. Tending Communities: Yoga as an Integrative, Collaborative, and Transformative Practice