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Confronting Race & RacismMay 2013Photo: "Negro going in colored entrance of movie house on Saturday afternoon, Belzoni, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi." Marion Post Wolcott, circa 1939. From the Library of Congress, part of a larger collection of Farm Security Administration photographs ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
I think a lot of people in the US want to forget about racism. They don't want to talk about it, bring it up, deal with it, think about it. They want to tell themselves that racism was something that ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
In the USA we are confused about, and fascinated with, race. Let me give you two examples:#1- Much discussion about the recent terror attack in Boston circled around the race of the perpetrators, and once they were caught it got ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
Ryan Anderson: You focus on race and racism in a lot of your work. Why?Jonathan Marks: Because it is the question that defined the field of physical anthropology for most of its existence, and we have learned a lot about ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
IntroductionIdentity consists of a package of signifiers including such seemingly disparate components as ethnicity, gender, class, and religion. These components interact with each other in a way that makes their individual poignancies difficult to determine (Yelvington 1995). These components, however, ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
The disproportionate marginality and victimization of Colombia’s ethnic minorities has its origins in what Cristina Rojas describes as its ‘regime of representation: a space of presences and absences [including] things that appear, that are visible, as well as those that ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
The woman was a refugee from Eritrea. Stated age: 26. Supposedly 6 months pregnant. The old doctor looked over her file. A few lost pregnancies. One birth. He began talking to us in English. He assumed she couldn’t possibly understand ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
Let’s have an honest discussion about Race in Anthropology. As a non-white anthropologist who conducts research on issues of race, racism, class, nationalism, citizenship, and belonging I find that frank discussions on race and racism within the discipline of anthropology, ...
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anthropologies - A Collaborative Online Project
Anthropologists have dedicated much time to deconstructing and denouncing racial myths (see, for example, the AAA's statement on race from 1998) and, as a result, the idea that "race does not exist" has been as strongly absorbed into the anthropological ...