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Effect of Sexual Racism on Partner Desirability in Gay Asian Men

Journal of Homosexuality, 2021
Sexual racism-including or excluding racial minority members in partner selection based on race-negatively affects Asian men who have sex with men (MSM) across various domains. The current study aims to investigate the effect of potential partners' racial preferences on desirability in Asian MSM.
Christopher C, Lim, Ryan C, Anderson
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The Influence of Sexual Racism on Erotic Capital: A Systemic Racism Perspective

2018
Within different sexual fields, different characteristics are given more erotic “worth.” Individual actors within a given sexual field attempt to maximize their erotic capital by highlighting those characteristics that are considered desirable within the sexual field in which they compete for sexual partners.
Jesus G. Smith, Maria Cristina Morales, Chong-Suk Han   +2 more
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The Psychology of Sexual Racism and Aids

Journal of Black Studies, 1994
African (Black) psychology has rightly challenged the paradigms of Eurocentric psychology to the extent that a stance of suspicion toward Euro-American science has become a sign of health (Akbar, 1985; Baldwin, 1986; Nobles, 1980). The continued misuse of history and science to perpetuate racism and blame toward ethnic minorities in this country is ...
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Sexual Racism: Intimacy as a Matter of Justice

The Journal of Politics, 2015
Taking seriously the idea that the “the personal is the political,” I argue that intimacy, the opportunity to be a part of a reciprocal romantic relationship, is a matter of justice. We ought to care about the distribution of this opportunity. Justice demands as much. What has gone largely undertheorized is racial discrimination that takes place in the
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A Queer History of Sexual Racism

Abstract This chapter charts a queer history of sexual racism, drawing on two films on the subject produced two decades apart: the documentary China Dolls (1998) and the comedy feature No Chocolate No Rice (2018). In conversation with the films’ creators, this chapter explores the temporality of sexual racism among queer men in countries
Denton Callander, Tony Ayres, Donovan Trott   +2 more
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12Heritage Practice: The Politics of Racism/Gender/Sexuality

Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, 2020
ABSTRACTIn this piece, I highlight the critical interventions presented in this collection for archaeology as heritage practice, as well as amplify many of the points that were made in relation to politics, particularly around the intersection of racism and gender/sexuality.
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Gendered racism and the sexual and reproductive health of Black and Latina Women

Ethnicity & Health, 2018
Objective: To understand health disparities, it is important to use an intersectional framework that examines unique experiences of oppression faced by particular groups due to their intersecting identities and social positions linked to societal structures.
Lisa, Rosenthal, Marci, Lobel
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“Race,” Racism, and Sexuality in the Life Narratives of Immigrant Women

Feminism & Psychology, 1995
Life narratives were collected from immigrant women through five individual interviews and three focus groups as part of an on-going study of sexuality and gender-related issues among immigrant/refugee women in North America. The research explores how questions of national identity and sexual identity are determined and negotiated ...
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Sexual Racism as White Privilege

Abstract This chapter centers people of color and focuses on how White privilege functions as an unwritten script in their sexual interactions with White partners. Drawing on qualitative interview data from a United States-based study known as the LGBT Relationships Study, the chapter examines the accounts of those who experienced ...
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Racism, Sexuality, and the Process of Ethnographic Research

1993
Abstract This chapter is essentially concerned with reflections on my experiences of ethnographic research as a feminist. The research itself was neither consciously feminist nor primarily concerned with women’s experiences. It was a study of racism and political marginalization in Britain and focused upon institutional racism within the
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