...Karen An-hwei Lee KAREN AN-HWEI LEE BlueSoliloquyvs. Xenophobia Cases of mistaken identity thanks to a velvet robe with bell-shaped sleevesMy love, a marvelous performance on the organ last night. Are you a sister-which convent? Excuse me, young lady, are you Japanese? What degree are you...

...,ncludin9indefinitedetention andthe renewaol f anti-immi9ranptoliciesuchas"secreet videncea"sa basifsor detentionanddeportation. Confronting Racism in the Era of Globalization Despite the virtual media silence, the United Nations World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Related Intolerance (WCAR...

... American Midwest, France, and Brazil, locations that that range from racial binaries to varying degrees ofliminality. The transformational event of 9/u has, among other consequences, intensified the West's xenophobia toward women of color, including Asian women. Author Shoba Sharad Rajgopal has encountered...

... plants and animals to flow freely across habitats in the name of modernity or globalization. Instead itis to suggest that we are living in a cultural moment where the anxieties of globalization are feeding nationalisms through xenophobia. The battle against exotic and alien plants is a symptom...

... are domesticated and harnessed by a nationalist politics that denies the violence of racial injustice and xenophobia in the United States, and the violent underbelly of imperial expansion in the name of democracy and human rights. Based on ethnographic research in Southern California’s Muslim communities...

... suffer racism and racial discrimination, xenophobia, and correlated forms ofintolerance. So what you can ensure in official documents are more general declarations, because specifying all of the possible forms of discrimination within each group is, without a doubt, very difficult. But you have...

.... For example, Subramaniam interrogates the "national rhetoric surrounding alien and exotic plants and animals" and shows how this rhetoric both shifts and is simultaneously shaped by the "xenophobia rampant in contemporary anxieties about a changing world." Lisa Suhair Majaj, a self-defined Palestinian...

... of hybridity, are marked by what Abdulrazak Gurnah calls "the twin traditions of asylum and xenophobia." The discourse of asylum co-exists with xenophobic narratives to construct the foreigner as forever alien and tragic. Refugees and immigrants from postcolonial territories and Muslim cultures in the U.S...

... story the narrator reveals a world ofinterracial love, xenophobia, and alienation that unaccountably, and disturbingly, overlaps with her own life. The novel builds on these transhistorical reverberations through a metafictional commentary that draws the reader's attention to the challenge of writing...

... on what was referred to as the “Muslim race” and “Mohammedanism” to open up space for what Michel Foucault ( 1980 : 83) calls “subjugated knowledge.” The discourse of Islamophobia in its intertextual relation with xenophobia, as it is defined through the fear of the foreigners populating a country...

... Public Radio, May 27. www.latinousa.org/2020/05/27/the-moving-border/ . hooks bell . 1994 . Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom . New York : Routledge . Human Rights Watch . 2020 . “ Covid-19 Fueling Anti-Asian Racism and Xenophobia Worldwide ”, May 12...

... forms of nationalism, protectionism, insularism, xenophobia, nativism, and fascism have once again become mainstreamed and part of everyday discourse and life not only in the United States but across the world. Protest and resistance have also increased apace, among feminists, antiracists, LGBTQ...

..., Xenophobia, and Related Intolerance, held on 31 August–7 September 2001, in Durban, South Africa. Originally published in Meridians vol. 2, no. 1, 2001. Further recommendations for action include the decriminalization of drug use and the establishment of free drug rehabilitation programs...

... system often confront dilemmas produced by the intersection of xenophobia and criminalization. In California, for example, SylviaRodriguez was dying in prison of metastasized cancer, but iflegal advocates were able to secure a compassionate release for her, she would face deportation. 11 She was sixty...

... the Dragon (1988). Copyright © 2010 Smith College 2010 imperialism Orientalism xenophobia heteropatriarchy transnational feminism I have a vision. Of the Orient. That, deep within its almond eyes, there are still women. Women willing to sacrifice themselves for the love of a man...

... colonialism is with heteropatriarchy, antiblackness, xenophobia, and other forms of colonialism (King 2016 ; Mays 2013 ; Jackson 2012 ; Chang 2010 ). Yet, the academic attention given to settler colonialism as a white male theory has at times created or renewed a sense of competition between Indigenous...

... to health did not begin to take place until 2004, largely due to the efficacy of black movement organizing for the United Nations III World Conference against Racism, Xenophobia, and Related Forms of Intolerance, which was held in Durban, South Africa, from August 31 to September 8 of 2001 (Caldwell 2009...

... distancing with social media feels profoundly less isolating than it could be. But what kinds of work maintain these communication infrastructures? Who keeps our new digital homes inhabitable—even during a pandemic? Online misinformation, panic, and xenophobia spread alongside zoonotic disease. Who is tasked...

... intersections at which two, or three or more of these axes may meet. Indeed, racialized women are often positioned in the space where racism or xenophobia, class and gender meet. (Crenshaw 2001, 72). Crenshaw's position suggests a linear path. For our purposes, in this paper, we understand the intersections...

... illegally in under-paid and often menial jobs in constant fear of police, intimidation by immigration officials, and the threat of deportation. The antiimmigrant bashing and xenophobia in California and throughout the U.S. come to mind during the title sequence of the film where man-onthe-street interviews...