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The Racialization of Muslims: Empirical Studies of Islamophobia

Critical Sociology, 2015
Racialization is a concept that is theoretically underdeveloped. Although there has been an increased interest in Islamophobia since 9/11, it is very rarely discussed as racial in its nature. In this special issue on Islamophobia and the Racialization of
Saher Selod
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Racialization and racialization research

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2016
ABSTRACTThis paper advocates a greater emphasis on racialization research, and consists of observations and research questions that could add to our understanding of racialization. Such understanding will be useful and perhaps even necessary, as a variety of world events result in continuing population movements as well as economic and political crises
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Racial prejudice and racial stereotypes.

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1935
Ten ethnic groups were placed in rank order by 60 Princeton students on the basis of preference for association with their members. The ranking was similar to the results reported by other investigators. Minor exceptions occurred in the case of the Jews and Japanese, who were placed somewhat lower and higher, respectively, than in other studies.
D. Katz, K. W. Braly
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The racialized, racializer, and anti-racializer: religion and the racialization of refugees in South Korea

Journal of Refugee Studies
Abstract This article examines the contentious representation of Yemeni refugees in South Korea to demonstrate that it reflects racialization rather than straightforward Islamophobia. It argues that the relationship between religion and racialization is complex and nonlinear, challenging conventional assumptions that treat religion as
Nahyun Han, Denis Kim
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Racial Perceptions, Racial Realities

2021
When the corporate reform front Families for Excellent Schools moved into Massachusetts its leader promised a grassroots operation that would take its lead from parents. The images portrayed in FES’s literature, website, and advertisements were largely people of color. Yet despite claims made by the organization, it failed or didn’t try to mount a real
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Racial Identity, Racial Ontology, and Racial Norms

2017
Racial norms—norms that prescribe or proscribe behaviors based on racial identity—are common, but controversial. While they explicitly refer to racial identity, it is not clear how race, understood as a kind of person, could justify such norms. The existence of racial identity presupposes the existence of race, and certain understandings of what racial
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