As such, longstanding colonial and postcolonial relations between Africa and Europe have yielded a range of challenging questions, and new generations of writers with roots in Africa have invariably found themselves navigating new geographic terrains and negotiating racialized identities, while simultaneously exploring the potential of literature in addressing these historical transitions.
Members of sociologically constructed racialized identities suffer real harms, and laws might have to distinguish individuals according to their racialized identities in order to compensate for such harms.
Theoreticians and practitioners in the American criminal justice system increasingly debate the role of racial identity, racialized narratives, and race-neutral representation in law, lawyering, and ethics.
The racial identity of protagonists provides no necessary clue about who is right and who is wrong; the viewer is meant to identify with diversely racialized characters, and on different sides of the law.
Feminism and Zionism in the construction of sexualized and racialized Jewish identities (LGBT Jews/Jews of color).
This required gateway course will consider how Latinos are transforming the United States even as they embrace a racialized pan-ethnic identity.
Later, he privileged the role of the present over the past when he said that he understood what it means to be a black man in America today because of his racialized experiences and identity.
Her previous research examined implicit racialization of French identity and how racialized representations of Frenchness impact perceptions of equality and opportunity among first-generation French blacks of Sub-Saharan African origin (i.e. second-generation immigrants).
It must focus on eliminating racialized inequality, creating empathetic identities that bridge differences, and promoting an inclusive and responsive government.
As they move into early adolescence, youth are also beginning to actively develop their identities as racialized and gendered people, coming to understand what it means to be a Latina or a Black young man or a White transgendered person within their immediate families and communities and within the larger social world.
Finally, developments in feminist theorizing, queer scholarship, and academic work more broadly have destabilized 'lesbian' as a stable and unproblematic term in ways that require new scholarship in the interconnections between the spatial and gendered, sexualized, racialized, and classed notion of identity and subjectivity.
