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... hundred years. The anticolonial, antiracist movements of the twentieth century changed the course of world history, and Third World studies is an aspect of that global revolution. Third World Liberation Front self-determination race relations ethnic studies ...

..., antiracism movements of the twentieth century changed the course of world history. Third World studies is an aspect of that global revolution. Third World Liberation Front self-determination race relations ethnic studies ...

... and Japanese Los Angeles helps us to understand anew the complexities of race and politics in twentieth-century urban California. African Americans in California Japanese American interethnic Los Angeles relational ethnic studies This chapter traces how the circulation of intercultural images...

... between ethnic Mexican and Black people. African Americans and Latinos Afro-Mexican cultural politics afrodescendientes relational ethnic studies ...

... Angeles helps us to understand anew the complexities of race and politics in twentieth-century urban California. African Americans in California Japanese American interethnic Los Angeles relational ethnic studies ...

... Lecture 30, “Stuart Hall,” explores the radical contextualism of the diasporic intellectual Stuart Hall by considering his relation to theory and politics. It demonstrates these through a consideration of his work on hegemony and difference (especially race and ethnicity). diaspora...

... but in our shared struggles as well. Afro-Mexican relational ethnic studies Black radical tradition Mascogo ...

... Racial formation theory arose as a critique of US sociology’s ethnicity-, nation-, and class-based models that slight race. Instead, the theory holds, race is a central, irreducible element of social relations that implicate social, economic, and political meanings and practices. Racial...

... This essay explores the relation of critical ethnic studies to the neoliberal corporate university. It argues that the corporate university participates in neoliberalism’s effort to enclose or accumulate the common means to life, of which education is one instance. Critique disassociated from...

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... This essay is a case study of the Department of Equity Studies at York University (Canada) based on an autoethnographic account by its founding chair. This first-person account is substantiated with related primary documentary and secondary literature. The study illustrates how recent...

...Critical Ethnic Studies Projects Meet the Neoliberal University This essay explores the rise of Asian Americans as a paradigmatic “model majority” in contemporary U.S. higher education. Focusing specifically on the University of California and its problematic relation with this racial group...

..., to smug confirmations of US superiority, to romanticized folklores of resistance in corridos and related forms, to studies on health and immigration policy, questions about who, what, and which language—English, Spanish, Yoeme, or even Q’anjob’al—represent the border remain pertinent. The Border Reader...

... This essay explores the rise of Asian Americans as a paradigmatic “model majority” in contemporary U.S. higher education. Focusing specifically on the University of California and its problematic relation with this racial group alongside other people of color, the essay builds a case for ethnic...