... Nixon administration Corporation for Public Broadcasting racial integration WNET vibrations Soul at the Center ...

... scrutinized. When the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) withdrew funds for Soul! in 1973, it cited a desire to lend support to “integrated” racial representations. Soul! and its audience fought back, as they had in 1969, but the program ended in March 1973. The final Soul! episodes celebrate...

... and the Philippines that led to the U.S. military’s reluctant and cosmetic makeover of its racist enlistment system before more inclusive integration of the U.S. military after World War II. Filipinos World War II U.S. Navy messmen racial segregation ...

...” (i.e., the racial integration) of some city neighborhoods. With the demise of influx controls in 1986, African in-migration pushed demand for urban housing. Yet most attempts to accommodate African people came in the form of site-and-service schemes, which by confining blacks to the city limits only...

... an integrated sustaining regional health enterprise. Community outreach Institutional equity: gender and racial Organizational change President Nannerl Keohane University politics ...

... broader claims about racial, ethnic, and linguistic knowledge. It also underscores the way ad executives make concepts integral to Asian cultures and languages accessible to their clients, at times in ways that are less than ideal. These processes are linked to “racial naturalization” of Asian Americans...

... and the Philippines that led to the U.S. military’s reluctant and cosmetic makeover of its racist enlistment system before more inclusive integration of the U.S. military after World War II. Filipinos World War II U.S. Navy messmen racial segregation This essay explores contemporary racial dynamics...

... This chapteroffers a detailed and careful analysis of how animation demonstrates the historical specificity, the continuities and discontinuities in racial formations. The transition to sound was ushered in by jazz music and jazz cartoons: fantastic representations of the imagined realms...

... that the American occupation brought gender justice to racialized women of the vanquished enemy empire was integral to the process. The chapter examines how the U.S. media’s coverage of Japanese women’s enfranchisement endorsed what might be called a “Cold War Feminism.” It resolved for the American audience...

... later joined the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ), before his death in 1947. He argued that regional conflicts were not a cultural or racial problem, and that the complementary integration of east and west would overcome the historically skewed economic development in the country...

... Transnational surrogacy in India is a commercial trade which brings into question the integrity of national bodies, as well as gendered, racialized, and reproductive bodies. These embodied borderlands are policed minimally by various state policies on surrogacy, gamete donation, and citizenship...

... was the center of a coherent approach for clinical operations. DUHS expanded the medical center to include regional hospital and physician networks thereby creating an integrated sustaining regional health enterprise. Community outreach Institutional equity: gender and racial Organizational change...

... brought gender justice to racialized women of the vanquished enemy empire was integral to the process. The chapter examines how the U.S. media’s coverage of Japanese women’s enfranchisement endorsed what might be called a “Cold War Feminism.” It resolved for the American audience the contradiction...

... wherein there are actors from states, transnational organizations, communities, and social movements within and beyond what this book analyzes as the civil society agenda. Afro-Latin America black politics racial state race cycles social movements This chapter analyzes the demands of women...

... for tele-education by integrating dramatizations and expert discussions, by inviting viewers to participate, and by broaching topics of general interest that were silenced or censored in other areas of public life. television education politics emotion participation This chapter analyzes...

... trade which brings into question the integrity of national bodies, as well as gendered, racialized, and reproductive bodies. These embodied borderlands are policed minimally by various state policies on surrogacy, gamete donation, and citizenship. This chapter will examine the online communities...

... a Trotskyist and a colleague of Tristán Marof, and he later joined the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ), before his death in 1947. He argued that regional conflicts were not a cultural or racial problem, and that the complementary integration of east and west would overcome the historically skewed...