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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"racism discourse"”.
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The Heritagization of Africville: Tourism, Racism, and the Politics of Commemoration
… racial resilience, collective memory, and anti-racism discourse, while simultaneously serving as a platform for reconciliation and healing. However, the research also interrogates how institutionalized reconciliation efforts may inadvertently reinforce marginalization within the "apology …
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Yellow over black: the precolonial and colonial history of race in Korea, 1883-1945
… was forced to embrace the racial similarity discourse, risking their imagined superiority, and to criticize anti-Blackness in the United States in order to establish the colonial legitimacy over the pro-U.S. sentiment of the colonized leading back to the precolonial period. Meanwhile, though …
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Razzismo quotidiano: la rappresentazione dello straniero nella stampa italiana (2000-2010)
… The main goal is to employ the means of critical discourse analysis to reflect on the social construction of prejudice about foreigners and on biased perceptions of the migratory process. The analysis explores three major issues (migrants’ arrival by sea; immigration and crime; socio-economic …
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The Public Pochx: Rhetorics of American-Born Latinxs
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INTERRUPTING THE SILENCE: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF A PILOT SEMINAR ON RACISM, INTERSECTIONALITY, AND WHITE PRIVILEGE
… for college undergraduates on the topics of racism, intersectionality, and white privilege. Utilizing Critical Communication Pedagogy as a theoretical and methodological approach, the author discusses the learning competencies, activities, and achieved learning outcomes related to the pilot …
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Whither Color-Blind Love? A Foucauldian Discourse Analysis of Love in Black and White
… Using this text as a means of access to the discourses surrounding interracial marriage in the post-Civil Rights era, this study applies the key Foucauldian concepts of discourse, power, subjectivity, and critique to an interpretation of this text in relation to its sociohistorical context. …