... masculinity. In the 1960s, following a highly publicized march in support of Enoch Powell, the meat porter became a contested symbol of working-class racism. This article connects these moments to explore how the iconographies and aesthetics of the ‘white working class’ grew out of empire and its decline. I...

... work is properly cited. Abstract Though recent research on White racial solidarity has advanced our understanding of White identity politics in the United States, the religious underpinnings of White identity politics remain understudied. Building on the documented conflation of religious, racial...

... is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Black students who attend PWIs are tasked with navigating campus environments where Whiteness – i.e., social norms...

...Kim Hong Nguyen; Gerald Voorhees In mean girl feminism, power couples extend and reinvent the ways in which white male violence has been normalized and accepted on and off Western mediated screens. In the documentary, Wrestling with Manhood: Boys, Bullying, and Battering, Jhally (2003...

... in friendly jurisdictions to frustrate the opposition. Second, given the close link between gun policy preferences and racial identities, 2AS enactment may be related to racial dynamics and especially the declining political power of White Americans. Thus, we should expect that 2AS adoptions will occur...

..., representing five different nationalities (American, British, Canadian, Dutch, and Thai) and three racial identities (White, Black, and Southeast Asian). The three queens from the United Kingdom: Blu Hydrangea, Baga Chipz, and Cheryl Hole—the two queens from Canada: Jimbo and Lemon—and the only queen from...

... and O’Neill 2013), finding that racism is communicated primarily by white, heterosexist men in ‘white spaces’ (Loftus 2008). This paper moves beyond individualistic conceptions of racism to explore how police officers subscribe to a white racial ideology (Bonilla-Silva 2018). By drawing upon over 600...

... makes evident the implicit—and sometimes explicit—biases of everyday Mexican social media users, thereby building an aggregate snapshot of how an idealized version of whiteness permeates these posts. As Mejía Núñez (2022) demonstrates, analyzing the content that Cosas de Whitexicans posts...

... work. Collaboration that creates new knowledge synthesized from all collaborators’ experiences, insights, and perspectives works to diffuse the epistemic boundaries of knowledge creation established by Whiteness ( Chakravartty & Jackson, 2020 ). Dismantling barriers around knowledge production...

... information please contact [email protected]. 2024 This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Whiteness continues to be a focus...

.../pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) To explicate how the boundaries of inclusion and exclusion operate in relation to property, Moreton-Robinson also introduces the concept of patriarchal white sovereignty, a regime of power that originates in the illegal act of possession and operates...

...Lieke L Schrijvers Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research 10.13039/501100003246 360-25-170 VI.VIDI.191.078 What happens to the intersection of race and religion when white people join a religious minority? This article analyzes this question on the basis of a comparative ethnographic...

... in this country perpetuates whiteness and, thus, does not have the ability to reflect on its own origin story and subjectivity. Consequently, one of the key arguments this article seeks to make is that there is no epistemic equity in RE in England ( Smith et al. 2018 ). Acknowledging and understanding that we do...

... of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract We draw from 70 in-depth interviews with White southerners to examine their memories...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The core question guiding this research is: What happens when the project of racial justice, specifically, anti-black racism, is taken on by white progressive Christians and their churches? Acknowledging religion as racialized allows our...

... on a posthuman framework to consider the story’s central challenge to a society in which whiteness is presented as the norm. By exploring the story's anthropomorphizing play with narrative perspective, I demonstrate how Otoo moves beyond bourgeois satire to unmask racist categories which ensure that privilege...

... into constraints, Kravets and Sandikci (2014) theorize a cautious cosmopolitanism of middle-class Turkish consumers as formulaic creativity to highlight the role of personal qualities while being located in a transitioning socio-economic context. While studies that have examined the roles of racism and whiteness...

...Yoav Galai What follows is a conjunctural analysis that focuses on the white gaze as a visual truth that is enfolded into contemporary photographic practices. This will demonstrate the potential of this approach to extend analysis beyond the representational. Gilbert (2019 , 6) defines...

..., but which nevertheless contributes significantly to morbidity and mortality when it is thought of as “diabesity,” a condition associated with large body size and a non-White background. The author explains that she set out to research how the monolithic diagnosis of “diabetes mellitus” was divided...

.... Through her careful analysis of primary and secondary sources emerges a complex constellation of imperial medical knowledge in London, and a useful, modern contribution to the literature. The question of marginalized patient experience is a white whale in the field of colonial medical history, but Hussey...