Sentence examples for visible identity from inspiring English sources

With turbans, veils, kippahs and crosses, you can understand it – they make a visible identity statement.

Their visible identity is obvious; they're not ashamed to declare it, and don't feel it should be confused by the relatively recent geographical detour their ancestors took.

No matter what your goals are (land a job, find more clients, secure press opportunities), having a powerful, visible identity can help you get there.

This commenting situation is perceived as different because it's more directly being tied to visible identity and is being forced upon the very, very small percentage of TechCrunch readers who ever actually leave a comment.

Fanon characterizes the self-awareness that interrupts fluid, seamless goal-oriented movement as a "racial epidermal schema" (1967, 112); Alcoff (2006) characterizes one who experiences such a "racial epidermal schema" as a "visible identity".

It is instead the incredible brazenness with which people will associate pejorative views of others with their publicly visible identity.

She is the author of "Visible Identities: Race, Gender and the Self" and other books.

She is the author of "Visible Identities: Race, Gender and the Self" (Oxford 2006), among other books.

Visible Identities: Race, Gender, and the Self.

In Visible Identities: Race, Gender, and the Self (2006), she examines race and gender as historical-material formations that are fundamental, rather than peripheral to the self.

In the work of Linda Alcoff, (2005), a phenomenological account is employed to give an account of those identity categories which are anchored in material bodily features, what she terms visible identities.