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Movement of Ruthenium in the Bed of White Oak Lake
Health Physics, 1963Currently, several thousand curies per year of ruthenium flow into the bed of former White Oak Lake from the ORNL intermediate-level wastes pits. As the waste water traverses the lake bed, a significant portion of the ruthenlum is removed from solution.
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The Colorblind Rainbow: Whiteness in the Gay Rights Movement
Journal of Homosexuality, 2019Discourse on "identity politics" tends to treat political minority identities as distinct entities, discussing them as if an individual is either black or a woman or LGBT, etc. This separates race and sexuality in a way that, supported by white homonormativity and a possessive investment in whiteness, renders the LGBT community "white" despite racial ...
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The Rise of the Modern White Nationalist Movement
2020Abstract Chapter 3 traces the rise of the modern white nationalist movement and the process by which it was mainstreamed in American politics. The chapter describes the ideology of white nationalists and the variety of racialized political narratives utilized by movement leaders to foster white racial consciousness.
Richard C. Fording, Sanford F. Schram
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White Movement to the Suburbs: A Comparison of Explanations
American Sociological Review, 1979In this study the causes of two aspects of white movement to the suburbs are analyzed: the probability that a white central city resident moved to the suburbs between 1965 and 1970 and the probability that a white in- migrant to metropolitan areas settled in the suburbs.
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"White Power, White Pride!" The White Separatist Movement in the United States.
The Journal of American History, 1999James Aho +2 more
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White Protestants and the Civil Rights Movement
2018A small but highly visible minority of white Christian leaders vigorously supported the African American struggle for full freedom. However, these leaders represented an exception, not the mainstream, in the history American Protestantism, which has only rarely championed racial equality.
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