... to them. My emphasis will be on the segments where A. articulates the specific mechanisms and effects of anti-Kurdish racism. As long as systematic invisibilization and the disregard of different narratives persist, the potential of critical race theory and the decolonization of education...

...Jenn M. Jackson In August 2020, prominent race scholar and thinker on anti-racism Ibram X. Kendi wrote an article in the Atlantic titled, “Is This the Beginning of the End of American Racism?” The subtitle read: “Donald Trump has revealed the depths of the country’s prejudice—and has inadvertently...

... realities of the migration society. Her current research focus is anti-Kurdish racism in the context of Germany, Kurdish studies, critical race theory, anti-colonial theories and methodologies, critical racism, migration studies and anti-racism, intersectional analyses, and gender theory. Her most recent...

...Barnor Hesse The postracial idea of Western societies being socially beyond the hegemonic imperatives of previous racial formations or exhibiting the increasing disintegration of racism has rightly drawn intellectual and political fire from critical theory. However, what this fire routinely...

... political parties and agendas in Israel, as well as the importance of being behind Israel at all. Those who dissent from Sharonism are, however, part of a weakened tradition that has been unable to combat the overwhelming but incorrect notion that any criticism 36 of Israel is anti...

... legitimation of aggression, sexism, and racism, couched in pseudo-scientific jargon. It is anti-sociological in its premises and unprofessional in its method. Since others look to sociology to find bases for policies and ways of understand­ ing society, it is crucial that the profession of sociology formally...

... Republican contender John McCain and his Democratic rival. Theoretically, McCain could still garner white votes if he were to introduce the American citizenry to general racism and the specific anti-Arab and anti-Muslim ani- mus embedded in U.S. foreign policy—a surreal scenario, given this par...

... Cultural Studies 1982: 183). Just as Carby and her compatriots saw critical links between state racisms operating in and across multiple social domains in the 1970s and early 1980s and the conditions of Black life, against the backdrop of COVID-19 and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement s...

... all, I did not recall Campion laying any claims to feminist movement. My friend didn't buy it. In the age of Black Lives Matter, one can find any plethora of blogs, op-eds, long form articles, tweets, memes, etc., on the systemic and interpersonal instances of anti-Black racism dealt by white...

.... History .” New York Times , July 3 . www.newyorktimes.com/interactive/2020/07/03/us/george-floyd-protests-crowd-size.html . Busby Mattha . 2020 . “ ‘This Is a Historic Moment’: UK Anti-Racism Protestors on What Needs to Change .” Guardian , June 12 . www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020...

... as the distinctive forms Negro Protestantism has adopted would help further toward understanding white Protestant religious isolationism and its critical effects. While the interpretative principles employed in this book are quite helpful, one matter must be called into question. The reader is left with the distinct...

... and (critical race studies would insist) whiteness, but also analogies drawn between “Balkanness” and “blackness” in imagined solidarity, as well as the race-blind anti-colonialism of Yugoslav Non-Alignment (which, under Tito, cast the leader of this European country as a model of national liberation...

.... xiii; Killian, The Impossible Revolution, p. ix; Joel Kovel, White Racism: A Psychohistory (New York, 1971), p. 4. Myrdalism and White Southern Liberals 195 irrationality, even revolution.29 Critics also claim that attitudinal polls, on which considerable liberal hope has been built, are decep­ tive...

..., Ian McGimpsey, and Paul Warmington (2022: 9) put it, the report exemplifies the “anti-anti-racism” tendency around the hard-right fringe that had become central to British politics through the Conservative Party and echoes attacks on critical race theory in the United States. One notable...

... continued to subscribe to the white supremacy of colonialism and Jim Crow; it was anticolonial, civil rights, Black power, and anti-racist movements that precipitated the disestablishment of formalized white supremacy and the adoption by Western governments of official stances and legislation against racism...

... of problems in ‘‘black political cultures’’ that rely on ‘‘essentialist 14 approaches to building solidarity’’ (38). Nor does he share Harrison’s con- fidence in making racism the centerpiece of critical cultural analysis.Gilroy plainly asserts that ‘‘the starting point...

... over Australian life. Where European, Canadian, and other critics increasingly deplore the Americanization of their societies, Australians delight in it. Australia is, in many respects, America personified. For Amer­ ica its culture, its life style, and its money sweeps westward across the Pacific...

... inferred from, or reduced to, its relations of resemblance with, or dissem- blance from, structures of sexism, capitalism, racism, and so forth. Thus, “benign variation” paves the way for a final critical-political strat- egy. Instead of defensively inverting the terms by which stigmatized sexual...

... critical of the tendency in liberal cos- mopolitanism to mask racial and class privilege behind the veil of formal liberal individualism, granting a very limited sociological reality to The South Atlantic...

..., as opposed to focusing on individual healing (Ticktin 2024 ). While scholarship has rightly been critical of the renewed interest in care, particularly its imbrication in neoliberal depoliticization and individualization (see, e.g., Vishmidt 2020 ), it is important to recognize the radical and anti-racist...