... mixed-race identity motherhood and writer daughter of Jewish immigrant Spanish Civil War family differences and similarities ...

... to understand the layers, sometimes conflicting, always enriching of her own biological, ethnic, and chosen cultural identities: “some color with no precise name.” mixed-race identity motherhood and writer daughter of Jewish immigrant Spanish Civil War family differences and similarities ...

... with family scenes and readings of other memoirs concerning race and identity. The discovery in a small, old community graveyard of the tombstones of grandparents and great-grandparents is juxtaposed with a visit to a more recent black cemetery—the races still divided in death—where recent losses...

... Currently, geography offers few original terms to spotlight the meaningful interactions between race, place, and taste: how Blackness travels as a global cultural identity through digital technology. Using multiple methods, this chapter mines and maps a three-year longitudinal dataset of over...

..., the intertext crisscrossed by Julien’s aesthetic of creolization reveals a heterotropic dynamic in homoerotic iconography, as well as a homotropic dimension running beneath images of mixed-race heterosexual couplings. cinema fantasy homoerotic interracial coupling transgression This interview...

... anchoring of race and racism in the modern idea of the human; it also overlooks or perfunctorily dismisses theorizations of race, subjection, and humanity found in black and ethnic studies. The essay posits black feminist theories of modern humanity as exemplified by the work of Hortense Spillers and Sylvia...

... by the abstractions of the war. U.S. militarism drone wars queer calculus performance Wafaa Bilal With the growing use of armed drones by the U.S. homeland security state, the nexus of race, space, and visuality has developed a vector of verticality—racialization from above—to supplement the long...

... and green city. environmental racism green gentrification urban planning imagery Currently, geography offers few original terms to spotlight the meaningful interactions between race, place, and taste: how Blackness travels as a global cultural identity through digital technology. Using...

... the first half of the twentieth century. Like the works of his contemporary Alcides Arguedas (1879–1946), Tamayo’s best-known writings examined race and nation and particularly the potential for Bolivia’s indigenous majority to participate fully in public life. In The Creation of a National Pedagogy (1910...

... objectives, enjoyed relative autonomy—since they were directed by their own captains and commanders—and received their own funding as a result of the pact. Corral thus had limited control over the actions of the indigenous troops, and he feared that their mobilization would lead to “race war.” When he...