Sentence examples for race scholars from inspiring English sources

CRT launched what many race scholars now take as a commonsense view.

Berkeley Law's faculty includes some of the nation's most prolific and influential race scholars.

The modern concept of a Caucasian race, which students my age were taught in school, came from Johann Friedrich Blumenbach of Göttingen, the most influential of this generation of race scholars.

Tim Wise, on the other hand, the author of the books "White Like Me" and "Dear White America," has become a bit of a pariah among race scholars, because his anti-racist research is shared and acclaimed far more widely than similar work by scholars of color.

Substantively, critical race scholars ("race crits") reject formal equality, individual rights, and color-blind approaches to solving legal problems.

As critical race scholars have pointed out, the 'victims' story is almost never told.

The civil-rights advocate and race scholar Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, who codified the term "intersectionality," was met with quiet awe.

The near-erasure of women of colour from the austerity debate can be explained through what critical race scholar Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw calls intersectionality.

In America, the critical race scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw and the African American Policy Forum launched the #SayHerName campaign in 2015 to raise awareness about police killings of black women and girls.

I think what happened at UC Davis (which is my school by the way), needs to be part of a larger conversation about how the machinery of whiteness (as phrased by Steve Martinot a critical race scholar) still plays out.

"Houston is one of a handful of what is known as majority-minority cities, where Anglos represent less than 50percentt of the population," Jenifer Bratter, co-author and director of the Institute's Race Scholar's program, said in a statement.