Fiction ou réalité : Les biographies de Constance Fenimore Woolson by Jeannine Hayat

“…In 1873 she moved to Florida and began to feel inspired by the South, the Reconstruction after the war and the racial problem. She discovered Europe in 1880 and she met with Henry James in Florence. …”
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DECONSTRUCTIVE HEGEMONY ON THE MARGINAL GENDER AND IDENTITY SEEN IN MAUGHAM’S “THE LOTUS EATER” AND HEAD’S “THE PRISONER WHO WORE GLASSES” by Didimus Estanto Turuk

“…The constructed hegemony is the major theory of the analysis to scrutinize the oppressions both racial and gender base, however the further analysis is going to scrutinize the abrogation of the hegemony. …”
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The Power of Parody: Went With the Wind (1976), a Film Classic Revisited by The Carol Burnett Show (CBS, 1967-1978) by Taïna Tuhkunen

“…While failing to operate as a racial eye-opener, the 1976 skit paves the way for more critical reassessments of the famous cultural construction rooted in racist ideology and imagery.…”
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Conflicting Blackness in Predator 2 by Łukasz Muniowski

“…As BLM activists demonstrate, the urban African American is a victim of racial and class profiling. Predator 2 focuses on urban Blackness and law enforcement, and it problematizes the binary oppositions between whiteness and blackness, the police and criminals, etc. …”
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Eleanor Roosevelt at the United Nations: “Diplomacy from Below” and the Search for a New Transatlantic Dialogue by Raffaella Baritono

“…ER’ s commitment to peace and social justice was an expression of internationalism ‘from below’, which was convinced that the challenge to enlarge and make democracy more inclusive, more respectful of gender, racial, and ethnic differences had to be won not only in the domestic political sphere but also in the international one. …”
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From Commons to Capital: The Creative Destruction of Coastal Real Estate, Environments, and Communities in the US South by Andrew W. Kahrl

“…This essay uses a case study of Daufuskie Island, a barrier island on the South Carolina coast, to demonstrate the ties that bound capital accumulation, racial injustice, and environmental degradation together in the making of the modern South, and to call attention to the critical role of local governments in facilitating the most predatory and unsustainable features of real estate capitalism. …”
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Congenital Abnormalities of the Breast. A Case Report by Elvira María Martínez Barreto, Miriela Hernández Alba, Mercedes García Calderón

“…Normal breasts have a wide range of shapes and sizes varying according to cultural, racial, or other conditions, but it is clear that there are abnormalities related to the shape, size, number, location, and so on. …”
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În căutarea românului perfect. Specific național, degenerare rasială și selecție socială în România modernă. Iași, Editura Polirom, 2024. Marius Turda by Adrian-Nicolae Furtună

“…National Specificity, Racial Degeneration and Social Selection in Modern Romania [În căutarea românului perfect. …”
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Racists Beware by Letlhokwa George Mpedi

“…In particular, this contribution focuses on the following themes: the relevant legislative framework, determining racism in the workplace, the nature and impact of racism at work, dealing with false accusations of racism, the use of racial slurs on social media, racism-related off-duty misconduct, and the dismissal of an employee at the behest of third parties. …”
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Stateless within the States: American Homeland Security after 9/11 and Francis Lawrence’s I Am Legend by Eunju Hwang

“…This essay also discusses how geographical markers, instead of racial markers, are utilized to symbolize the infected as the stateless people within the United States.…”
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Defanging Diversity by Daniel Kees

“… - James Baldwin, I Am Not Your Negro (2017) This article explores the jurisprudential underpinnings of the so-called “diversity rationale” that until recently had been considered a powerful vehicle for fostering racial diversity on elite college campuses. As the national debate around diversity, equity, and inclusion measures—both their legitimacy and practice—will only intensify in the current sociopolitical climate, this writing attempts to provide a chronology of how the nation’s High Court has shaped the contours of that discourse, arguing that the Court’s juridical trepidation in this area of the law led to an unworkable framework that was doomed from inception. …”
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Passing the Baton by Mary E. Guy, Brian N. Williams

“…Articles published in the first two volumes range from racial healing to invisible disabilities, from Medicaid expansion to school resegregation, from white supremacy to the equity challenges that confront Tribal communities, from critical race theory to policing, from gender equity to equity in death, from retirement funds to equitable budgeting, from voting to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and many more. …”
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Entre conflits et pouvoir : le rôle des Africaines-Américaines dans la création des associations féminines noires (1890-1960) by Christine Dualé

“…From the very beginning, the racial hierarchy structured African American women’s lives. …”
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Madres en la frontera: género, nación y los peligros de la reproducción by Sergio Caggiano

“…El artículo muestra cómo las mujeres bolivianas que cruzan la frontera son vistas como factor perturbador y revelan una doble amenaza a la “integridad”: a una integridad social entendida como desigualdad regulada y a una integridad nacional/racial entendida como comunidad de sangre. …”
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Femmes, artistes et immigrantes : la discrimination multiple à l’égard des écrivaines contemporaines de la diaspora africaine by Zoly Rakotoniera Rakotondravelo

“…The objectives of the Prize as well as the principles on which it is awarded can be seen as actions aimed at eliminating racial and gender inequalities of which the female members of the African Diaspora may be victims.…”
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Modes and moods of “Slave Anastácia,” Afro-Brazilian saint by Paul Christopher Johnson

“…In this essay I consider the history of an Afro-Brazilian saint called Slave Anastácia, as she signifies with varying social effects for different groups of ethno-racial users. I consider how saints become manifest in a given mode, and educe a particular mood. …”
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Crianças e negociações raciais a partir da telenovela Fina Estampa by Liana Lewis, Emanuele Cristina Santos do Nascimento

“…O objetivo deste texto é analisar como crianças, no âmbito de uma escola privada, negociam a identidade racial a partir das representações da telenovela Fina Estampa da Rede Globo de Televisão. …”
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Découverte d’une culture africaine et fantasmes d’un missionnaire. Le Dictionnaire français-kirundi du Père Van der Burgt (1903) entre ethnographie, exégèse biblique et orientalism... by Jean-Pierre Chrétien

“…It expressed a peculiar racial obsession : the quest for the Oriental origins of African populations and particularly the inclusion of the Tutsi category into a Hamito‑Semitic stock. …”
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Les Township tours au KwaZulu-Natal (Afrique du Sud) : d’une réappropriation historique et identitaire à l’avènement d’un socio-tourisme by Fabrice Folio

“…The attraction for township areas has to be linked to the wish of understanding the institutionalized racial discrimination in South Africa, as well as its pacific end. …”
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We Can Fix Ourselves by Masilo Lepuru

“…Another reason is the “success” of the Congress tradition as epitomized by the ANC through its so-called negotiations to usher in an era that is compatible with its political vision of a non-racial constitutional new South Africa. It is in this sense that the intellectual and ideological marginalization of the Azanian tradition which Black Consciousness is a part of, is intimately linked to the “failure” of its political vision.Why this political and historical backdrop? …”
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