Search Results for antiracism

... light on race and ongoing coloniality in France is vital for the significant challenges of the present to be fully understood, paving the way for a renewal of a radical “political antiracism.” Copyright 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 antiracism Charlie Hebdo coloniality France race...

... and belonging. So how might the question of equality be reposed as a concern that distinguishes itself from what generally passes as diversity and antiracism in North America? One essential element is a broad-based engagement with questions of multicultural difference as incommensurable with the racial...

... France. Working with the concept of “Black analytics,” Lentin places coloniality in France at the center of her analysis in order to renew a tradition of radical “political antiracism” and deny a strand of French exceptionalism wherein “white analytics” allows for a dangerous universalization of racism...

... of black freedom works similarly, existing as difficult to discern but important to full visualizations of US nationhood. Black culture has often served as an “index of racial progress,” representing a shifting value in “official antiracisms” as the nation-state has absorbed black people into ideas about...

... movement that emerged during the twentieth century developed a substantial body of thinking about nonracialism and antiracism, especially during the period between the 1930s and the 1980s. This article examines South African debates and contests over race and ethnicity, especially those that have occurred...

...- bung spanischer Arbeiter” (“The Recruitment of Spanish Workers Frankfurter Allgemeine Zei- tung, August 3, 1960. All are cited in Julia Woesthoff, “Ambiguities of Antiracism: Representations of Foreign Laborers and the West German Media, 1955...

... and cosmopolitanism and imagining their relations have been regulated since the early modern period. Taking up the fi rst theme, many writers on both the Left and Right share a genealogy of race, racism, antiracism, and culture that emerged in the second...

... not reflect the demographics of the state or nation at large, and where Native, Black, and Latino/a students and faculty continue to be disproportionately underrepresented or absent from the university. 4 In a recent essay, Bonilla and Rosa (2017: 202) note: Postracial ideology reduces an antiracism...

..., the demonstration that they have never been, and never will be, a part of us. They are not “integratable,” and their presence among us, over time, could endanger our very existence. According to Finkielkraut, the real problem is antiracism, which, he presages, “will be to the twenty-first century what...

... intolerant eradicators, many on the far right unwittingly ended up adopting the rhetoric of antiracism and black pride. Martin Bosma, a PVV member of parliament holding sympathetic views of the South African apartheid regime, became personally invested in Pete’s racial otherness. An attack on Black Pete, he...

..., 47Soul aimed at reaching global fame by formulating dabke as authentically rooted in the streets of the Arab Middle East, yet with a message of borderless humanity. Coming from a band of stateless Palestinian musicians, the highly rooted dabke became an expression of antiracism and the global struggle...

... to a black child endows a form of multicultural capital that performs antiracism at the same time as it seizes blackness as an ideological and physical property of a whiteness ascending into the global. A single picture almost seems to call the center’s bluff. Two black boys declare, “I AM...

... to deal effectively with the massive HIV/AIDS crisis facing the South African nation. I now think this accusation of antiracism as an alibi is too close to the playing the race card allegation.47 Mandisa Mbali offers a more nuanced take on the alibi accusation: “[Mbeki] is still trapped...

..., the ineffectiveness of high-minded consultations with black communities subject to relocation. Drawing upon both the antiracism of Tugwell and the libertarian individualism of Friedman, Friedmann (1973 : 77–78) proposed a new vision for participatory processes in which open deliberations styled on “the old-fashioned...

..., for this cultivation of desire is first linked to a politics of desirability that is inseparable from the politics of antiracism and thus antiapartheid. As in the United States, the project of political emancipation in South Africa has been accompanied...

... Zach Grim Ryan 2014 . “ The Congressional Black Caucus Is at War with Itself over Wall Street .” New Republic , May 27 . Chen Chris . 2013 . “ The Limit Point of Capitalist Equality: Notes toward an Abolitionist Antiracism .” Endnotes , no. 1 . endnotes.org.uk/en/chris-chen...

..., to divulge, and to claim the truth of the colonial past raises questions. One cannot help but think back to the 1980s, when the ebullient cry to recognize and celebrate le droit à la différence (the right to difference) and antiracism...