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Exploring internalized ableism using critical race theory [PDF]
Disability and Society, 2008 This paper is an attempt to theorize about the way disabled people live with ableism, in particular internalized ableism. Typically literature within disability studies has concentrated on the practices and production of disablism, examining attitudes ...
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Feminist Media Histories, 2018
Many of the foundational ideas of critical race theory trace back to feminist organizing, particularly from women of color feminism, as well as from Black Power movements of the civil rights area. CRT, as it is often called, grew out of a movement in the mid-1970s among American lawyers, legal scholars, and activists who were concerned that the ...
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Many of the foundational ideas of critical race theory trace back to feminist organizing, particularly from women of color feminism, as well as from Black Power movements of the civil rights area. CRT, as it is often called, grew out of a movement in the mid-1970s among American lawyers, legal scholars, and activists who were concerned that the ...
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A Primer to Critical Race Theory
Academic Medicine, 2023Zareen, Zaidi +3 more
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Resisting the Movement to Ban Critical Race Theory from Schools
The Clearing House, 2022Hani Morgan
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The ideal victim: A critical race theory (CRT) approach
International Review of Victimology, 2021Lisa J Long
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