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1. Frontmatter i
2. Acknowledgements vii
3. Series Editor Preface ix
4. Contents xi
5. Foreword xiii
6. Critical Introduction xvii
7. Chapter 1. Decentralizing and Modernizing the Russian Language and Culture Curricula 1
8. Chapter 2. Textbook Examples of Color-Evasiveness in Teaching Russian: Moving the Profession toward Race-Consciousness 16
9. Chapter 3. Promoting Psychological Safety and Practicing Leadership Inclusivity in the SEEES Classroom 44
10. Chapter 4. Equity-Minded and Inclusive Pedagogy: Modeling Social Action through the Genre of Grant Writing 59
11. Chapter 5. Bridging Gaps in Multicultural Education to Grow the Field of Russian: Outcomes and Recommendations for a Certificate in Diverse and Inclusive Pedagogies 74
12. Chapter 6. The Goals and Challenges of Decolonizing Russian-Language Study Abroad: A Case Study from West Point 108
13. Chapter 7. Centering University Russian Heritage Language Learners as Multilinguals and Multiculturals through Translanguaging: An Inclusive and Culturally Sustaining Approach to Promote Heritage Learner Hybrid Identities 123
14. Chapter 8. Who Are(n’t) Our Students? The Gender and Ethnoracial Distribution of US Bachelor’s Degrees in Russian Language and Literature over Twenty Years, from 1999–2000 to 2018–2019 155
15. Index 169