... neoliberal multiculturalism carceral geographies black vulnerability racial capitalism ...

... sexual and reproductive rights (srr) sexuality neoliberal multiculturalism vernacularization of rights interculturalism ...

... and ethical universality. Ellison argues that neoliberal multiculturalism antiblack racism gets reproduced via gender- and sexuality-based inclusive reforms. The impossibility of legal redress for black injury opens up the possibility for the production of representational spaces of convergence to talk about...

... critical ethnic studies multiculturalism liberal rights neoliberal university racial capital ...

... in analyzing postcolonial intersectional hierarchies. sexual and reproductive rights (srr) sexuality neoliberal multiculturalism vernacularization of rights interculturalism ...

..., and multiculturalism. Their works point to the capacity of the neoliberal border to recruit and restrict surplus labor populations from around the world while preserving the racialized abstractions that surround both high-tech, flexible Asian labor and working-class labor. As such, free trade becomes a further conduit...

... vulnerability, and scholarly audacity. The introduction is an invitation to an always unfolding critical inquiry into the objects, methods, presuppositions, and analytics of ethnic studies. critical ethnic studies multiculturalism liberal rights neoliberal university racial capital ...

...The Multicultural Nation and the Violence of Liberal Rights Using James Baldwin’s nonfiction as muse and framing device, this essay examines the language and practice of identification in contemporary social redress efforts. It argues that the use of slogans such as “Todos Somos Arizona...

... The conclusion, “Cooldown,” draws out the contradictions inherent to Zumba Fitness. In particular, it centers how Zumba Fitness promotes multicultural tolerance and acceptance on one hand, but traffics in problematic stereotypes of Latinx communities on the other. The chapter begins with an Afro...

... This chapter explores linkages between processes of categorizing and counting individuals through the U.S. Census and other means, changes in advertising, and shifting meanings of race. Based in theoretical concepts of “biopolitics,” neoliberal ideologies of “postrace,” and “cultural circuits...

... recognizes racial difference on a superficial level but posits that systemic racism is over. Zumba Fitness’s trope of love centers the brand’s focus on multicultural tolerance and commodity activism. The chapter describes postracialism and how it operates in Zumba Fitness through songs like “Spread Love...