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W.E.B. DuBois's Challenge to Scientific Racism
Journal of Black Studies, 1981In 1929 several hundred people gathered in Chicago's North Hall to witness a debate on the question, "Should the Negro Be Encouraged to Cultural Equality?" The affirmative position was argued by W.E.B. DuBois. His opponent was Theodore Lothrop Stoddard, Harvard Ph.D. and author of dozens of popular articles and twenty-two books.
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The Scientific Revolt Against Racism
1997Abstract ALL ATTEMPTS to construct any theory of history or civilization upon racial theory, all attempts to describe accurately the differences of character, temperament, and intelligence among the races, have been failures. Race theory has frequently lent itself to the crudest kind of manipulation by the people who wished to justify a ...
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Scientific racism without scientific racists
The common narrative of the life of this algorithm is framed as one of linear progress: The coefficient was added in the late 1990s due to erroneous, racist ideas about biology and race; the coefficient was removed in 2022 because now we know better. Through interviews with clinicians and analysis of literature and archival documents, this dissertationopenaire +1 more source
From Emancipation to “Scientific Racism”
2017Finally, allow me, Ladies and Gentlemen, to mention one other disease, not mentioned so far, which is yet, very important. This is the ancient suffering that the composer Heinrich Heine called “The Jews’ Disease.” In his famous verse at the occasion of the inauguration of the Jewish hospital in Hamburg he wrote: Ein Hospital fur arme kranke Ju den
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Scientific Racism and North American Psychology
2020The use of psychological concepts and data to promote ideas of an enduring racial hierarchy dates from the late 1800s and has continued to the present. The history of scientific racism in psychology is intertwined with broader debates, anxieties, and political issues in American society.
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The Politics of Scientific Racism
Contemporary Sociology, 1982Laura Schwartz +2 more
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Color-Evasive Cognition: The Unavoidable Impact of Scientific Racism in the Founding of a Field
Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2023Ayanna K Thomas +1 more
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