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Expand Up @@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ We are now living on the [MathForSocialJusticeOER](https://github.com/MathForSoc
- Folks at ICERM

## Latest Book Version
[v01/16/2025: Moved to QUBES Math4Impact hub](https://qubeshub.org/publications/5460/1)

[v04/12/2025: included chapter on anti and pro translegislation](https://zibiana.github.io/QR4SJ/qr4sj.html)

[v04/18/2023: includes introduction and Student Loans section](https://qr-for-social-justice.github.io/workbook/)
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Welcome to the workbook's GitHub page! This is a work in progress; I aim to write and collate open-source lesson plans for TMSJ (teaching math for social justice) into a workbook you can use in your courses. I am indebted to and model my work after the K-12 educators (e.g. [Bob Moses](https://rethinkingschools.org/articles/radical-equations/), [Jonathan Osler](https://radicalmath.org/)) who have been doing this work for decades.

The book itself is currently hosted [on GitHub Pages](https://qr-for-social-justice.github.io/workbook/). Feel free to explore, and don't hesitate to reach out (email Bianca's first initial, followed by their last name, at westminsteru dot edu) if you have comments, questions, or suggestions!
The book itself is currently hosted [at Math 4 Impact on QUBES](https://qubeshub.org/publications/5460/1). Feel free to explore, and don't hesitate to reach out (email Bianca's first initial, followed by their last name, at westminsteru dot edu) if you have comments, questions, or suggestions!

## Compilation instructions
If your goal is to use the book as-is in a course or seminar, you can simply share the [book's website](https://bit.ly/QR4SJ) with your students; [bit.ly/QR4SJ](https://bit.ly/QR4SJ) can be used as a memorable link.
If your goal is to use the book as-is in a course or seminar, you can simply share the [book's website](https://qubeshub.org/publications/5460/1) with your students; [https://tinyurl.com/QR4SJ](https://tinyurl.com/QR4SJ) can be used as a memorable link.

If you're interested in modifying, remixing, or compiling the book for yourself (and you're encouraged to!), this text is written in [PreTeXt](https://pretextbook.org) (previously called MathBook XML), so the primary source files can be found in the `/source` directory. These can be compiled into HTML or LaTeX files (as well as some other formats) using the recommended [PreTeXt GitHub Codespace](https://pretextbook.org/doc/guide/html/tutorial-github.html). If you do not want to bother with this step or just want to grab some LaTeX to use in a worksheet or the like, the generated LaTeX is already provided in the latex folder.

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