Instead, he advocates using the term "racialized group" to denote those socially constructed identities whose supposedly inherited common physical traits are used to impose social, political, and economic costs.
The correlation with ethnicity was also very strong; two-thirds of those wearing such clothing were classified as belonging to a minority ethnic group, which the study termed a "racialized variable".
One important study that should be mentioned demonstrated how "racialized" names trigger racial schemas.
After all, as my father's case demonstrated, defining terrorism in terms of race or a racialized religion will do less to make us feel safe as a country, as such targeted terms are more likely to contribute to sowing seeds of Islamophobia rather then increase the scope of protection for victims of domestic terrorism.
However, this term is not likely to catch on in America, considering the term urban has its own racialized history here.
"I think the longer term solution is really reducing concentrated poverty in racialized communities, supporting at risk youth, making sure they have access to mentors and people who can help them get placed into career paths that can help them lead good lives".
But many contend that comparison is irresponsible because it ignores the racialized and pejorative rhetoric of that era, specifically the inherent implication that the term refers to a black baby.
Blacks and whites in today's South seemingly have come to terms -- terms that amaze outsiders -- about living together in a halfway house of racialized politics.
As was stated in previous posts, blacks and whites in the South seemingly have come to terms -- terms that amaze outsiders -- about living together in a halfway house of racialized politics.
A half century after the civil rights movement, blacks and whites in the South seemingly have come to terms -- terms that will amaze outsiders -- about living together in a halfway house of racialized politics.
