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, 2020
How do members of dominant groups, like White people in the United States, react when their privileged social status is threatened, for example, by the prospect of numeric decline?
Maria Abascal
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How do members of dominant groups, like White people in the United States, react when their privileged social status is threatened, for example, by the prospect of numeric decline?
Maria Abascal
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The chapter is a letter written and posted on social media three days after the mass murder of nine Black congregants at Emmanuel AME Church in Charlestown, Virginia. The letter implores white people to grapple with the words spoken by Dylann Roof during his horrific rampage.
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The Public Historian, 2016
For the past few decades there have been repeated calls from within and without the National Park Service for more inclusive interpretation in the park system. Concurrently there has been great concern about the lack of diversity among visitors to Park Service units.
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For the past few decades there have been repeated calls from within and without the National Park Service for more inclusive interpretation in the park system. Concurrently there has been great concern about the lack of diversity among visitors to Park Service units.
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New Scientist, 2013
Everett reviews The Falling Sky: Words of a Yanomami shaman by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert.
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Everett reviews The Falling Sky: Words of a Yanomami shaman by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert.
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The Measurement and Structure of Microaggressive Communications by White People Against Black People
Race and Social Problems, 2020Jonathan W. Kanter +8 more
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Semiotic whitening: Whiteness without white people
Journal of Linguistic AnthropologyAbstractIn the borderlands of south Texas, the Mexican and Mexican American social practice of naming includes the use of English‐language names and nicknames, anglicized pronunciations, and English‐language spellings and “misspellings,” all of which potentially index at least two historically informed perspectives: (1) the hegemonic “white gaze”; and (
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Cancer statistics for African American/Black People 2022
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Angela Giaquinto +2 more
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