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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Post-racialism"”.

  1. Learning And Living While Black: Black Students, White Universities, And The Age Of Post-Affirmative Action And Post-Racialism

    … STUDENTS, WHITE UNIVERSITIES, AND THE AGE OF POST-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND POST-RACIALISM</p> <p>by</p> <p>ROSALIND REAVES</p> <p>May 2013</p> <p>Advisor: Karen L. Tonso</p> <p>Major: Educational Evaluation and Research</p> <p>Degree: Doctor of Philosophy</p> <p> With Critical Race Theory (CRT) …

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  2. Representations of blackface and minstrelsy in twenty-first century popular culture

    … Bridge in Selma, Alabama, and the proposal of post-racialism following the election of Barack Obama as United States President in 2008.

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  3. “WELL, I’VE WHISPERED ‘RACISM’ IN A POST-RACIAL WORLD”: SATIRE AND THE ABSURDITY OF “POST-RACIAL” AMERICA

    … African American satirists as they confront post-racial ideology. In looking at the works of Jordan Peele, Paul Beatty, Mat Johnson, and Boots Riley, thematic threads emerge to form a portrait of dire unrest amongst those non-white identities living in an allegedly post-racial world. Before …

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  4. Cultural capital and cultural repertoires among the black middle-class: race, class, and culture in the racialised social system

    … identity mode draw on cultural repertoires of post-racialism and de-racialisation. Such individuals believe British society is ‘beyond’ racism, and they define as ‘middle-class’ rather than ‘black’, often reproducing negative stereotypes of other black people. Such individuals use their …

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