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Category Archives: Race and Racism
Lolita Buckner Inniss, “A ‘Ho New World: Raced and Gendered Insult as Ersatz Carnival and the Corruption of Freedom of Expression Norms”
The abstract: Carnivalization, a concept developed by literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin and later employed in broad social and cultural contexts, is the tearing down of social norms, the elimination of boundaries and the inversion of established hierarchies. It is the … Continue reading
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Feminism, Race, and Single-Sex Education In Public Schools
During K-12 years (and in college as well) girls generally outperform boys, so it is understandable that some feminists would view pubilc single sex education proposals with suspicion. Certainly the fact that a recent, widely syndicated account of single sex … Continue reading
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“On ‘Would Be’ Lynchings: Hate Crimes, Rape, and the Military Industrial Complex”
Diary of an Anxious Black Woman ties some things together.
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“White Chicks and Gang Signs”
The “White Chicks and Gang Signs” music video can be viewed here. It was posted at Racialicious, where there is a provocative comments thread with some very divergent opinions. It’s hard to understand without any context what is being signaled, … Continue reading
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A Tale of Two Thomases
Yesterday a jury determined that Isiah Thomas sexually harassed Anucha Browne Sanders and that Madison Square Garden management fired Ms. Sanders in retaliation for reporting the harassment. According to this story in the New York Times: Mr. Thomas emerged … Continue reading
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“The First and the Forced”: Indigenous and African American Intersections
This conference took place last fall, but most of the presentations were recorded and can be watched here. Via the Oh No a WoC PhD blog.
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“The Women Behind the Men” Are Still In The Background
That’s the title of Gail Collins’ column in today’s NYT, in which she describes the ways that women active in the civil rights movement were treated like second class citizens by men who were working for equality. Here is an … Continue reading
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‘Bitch’ Is Not Ok
On the Isiah Thomas hostile work environment case, the blogger at thefieldnegro writes: I have to take issue with Isiah for seeming to imply that it’s cool for ‘us’ to call our women bitches. By saying there is a different … Continue reading
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A Mother, A Media Circus and the West Virginia Hate/Abuse Case
AnxiousBlackWoman has this trenchant commentary on the behavior of the mother of the woman who who was held captive, tortured and sexually abused for over a week in a West Virginia trailer: It wasn’t until yesterday that I tuned into … Continue reading
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Long Since Little Rock
This month marks the 50th anniversary of the 1957 crisis in Little Rock, Arkansas, when the state’s national guard, on orders from Governor Orval Faubus, came to aid white “citizens’ counsels” determined to keep nine black school children out of … Continue reading
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“Vote with Your Face: The Canadian Voter Identity Conundrum”
Read Feminist Law Prof Lolita Buckner Inniss’s post by this title at her blog: Comparative Racism and the Law–Canada/U.S.
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“On Shame”
This post at Oh No a WoC PhD will really make you think.
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Kevin Noble Maillard and Janis L. McDonald, “The Anatomy of Grey: A Theory of Interracial Convergence”
Here is the abstract: This article offers a theory of racial identity divorced from biological considerations. Law fails to recognize the complexity of racial performance and identity, thus categorically simplifying a perceived polarity of black and white. Ground-breaking scholarship addressing … Continue reading
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“Mujeres Making Movies”
From Colorlines: … Chica Luna’s signature program has become the F-Word, a multimedia justice project in New York City for 16-25-year-olds across the racial, sexual, economic, and linguistic spectrum. For five months, the young women learn about screenwriting, directing, producing, … Continue reading
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Hair, Race, Politics, Law
Good grief! Via Feministing.
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How People of Privilege View the Future
The newest issue of BusinessWeek reports the results of a survey of U.S. executives’ attitudes about the future. Two factoids caught my eye: 83% of men and 77% of women agree that it will be “easier for women to … Continue reading
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“Diversity and Community”
Public radio’s “On Point” aired a show today called “Diversity and Community” that featured Robert Putnam, Pat Buchanan and the always awesomely brilliant and articulate Lani Guinier, on diversity and community in America. You can listen to it here.
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Unprosecuted Abuse of Native American Women
This article in the LA Times raises the question of what law governs the crime of sexual abuse of a Native American women by non-Native men. there is a huge problem that is being regularly ignored in our country. … Continue reading
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Update in Genarlow Wilson Case
Yesterday the Georgia Supreme Court heard an appeal in the case of Genarlow Wilson, previously blogged here, here and here. From the NYTimes: Originally, the Supreme Court declined to expedite the case and was set to hear the appeals in … Continue reading
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Hot Exploitation Mess
Whataboutourdaughters, a blog by “[a]n African American woman who thinks that now is the time to take some organized action to combat the destructive portrayals of African American women in popular culture,” addresses this critique to BET President Reginald Hudlin, … Continue reading
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Update on Genarlow Wilson Case
From the AP: Georgia’s top court said Monday it will move up by three months a hearing for a man serving a 10-year sentence on a child molestation charge for having consensual oral sex with a fellow teenager. The state … Continue reading
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More on”Super Size Me and the Conundrum of Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Class for the Contemporary Law-Genre Documentary Filmmaker”
An anonymous commentor responded to the post about Professor Regina Austin’s article,”Super Size Me and the Conundrum of of Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Class for the Contemporary Law-Genre Documentary Filmmaker:” Being black or any other race does not make it an … Continue reading
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The Twelve Most Segregated Cities In The U.S.
Rachel at Rachel’s Tavern proposes this list based on her analysis of US Census data: Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Newark Cincinnati Buffalo-Niagara Falls New York Chicago Philadelphia (tie) New Orleans and Kansas City Only one Southern city, and none … Continue reading
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The Human Cost of Rape and Hate Crime
This story from the AP: More than a year after a horrific bias attack nearly killed him, David Ritcheson masked his pain with a smile, concealing his anguish from the people closest to him, an attorney for his family said … Continue reading
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ABA Proposal Threatens Diversity In Legal Education
The ABA has put out a story on the “ABA Newsroom” section of its web site titled “ABA Legal Education Section Publishes Proposed Interpretation of Bar Passage Standard for Approval of Law Schools.” In the 5th paragraph, Council of Legal … Continue reading
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Update on Genarlow Wilson Case
From abcnews.com: Genarlow Wilson, whose 10-year prison sentence for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old when he was 17 was voided by a judge earlier this month, is not eligible to be released on bail while the state appeals … Continue reading
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Who Needs Anti-Discrimination Laws?
That seems to be the message that opponents are taking away from Maine’s experience with the addition of sexual orientation to its anti-discrimination law 18 months ago. A story in the Portland Press-Herald reports that, since December 28, 2005, the … Continue reading
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Is This Advocacy for Women or Punishment of Black Male Sexuality? Genarlow Wilson’s Case
Writing for the editorial board of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, staff writer Maureen Downey expresses outrage here at the appeal taken by the Georgia AG in the case of Genarlow Wilson (pictured above left): A decade or two ago, … Continue reading
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“Fair” Is Not the Only “Lovely”
Anxious Black Woman posted on her blog this link to a video advertisement in India for “Fair and Lovely” skin bleaching cream. ABW writes: Reading through some of the YouTube comments on the Indian video, I don’t know which … Continue reading
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