… Relying on Spanish data from 2018 PISA, I observe that Cultural Capital and Rational
Action mechanisms are compatible in the explanation of the secondary effects of social origin, …

… I present possible explanations for this finding, using both Bourdieu’s cultural capital
theory and ethnographic studies of African American communities (Carter, 2005; Patillo-McCoy, …

… Results suggest that African American and Latino males differ significantly on measures
of social and cultural capital, thereby challenging normative assumptions that all racial/ethnic …

… of capital (eg, human capital, cultural capital, and social capital… of capital (eg, human capital,
cultural capital, and social capital) … turally has provided unequal opportunities to members of …

… notion of cultural capital in relation … cultural capital – black cultural capital – within a multicultural
school in south London. Although there are competing definitions of black cultural capital…

… Rather, what matters is the extent to which these unequal outcomes are determined by
factors for which an individual is not responsible and which they cannot change; and there is a …

… use can lead to the unequal accumulation of cultural and social capital, this paper concludes
… Cultural capital involves both participation in digital learning contexts and socialization into …

… These decisions are the product not just of the preferences of the parents-though their cultural
capital plays a significant role independent of other life circumstances-but of the objective …

… and Deborah Ehrenthal, for the cultural capital that they have transferred to me throughout
my life. Without their help and their contributions of many forms of capital, it is unlikely that I …

… wealth as a critical race theory (CRT) challenge to traditional interpretations of cultural
capital. CRT shifts the research lens away from a deficit view of Communities of Color as places …