Black Women's Employment and the British Economy
Gail Lewis's classic essay on the position of black women in the British economy, from Inside Babylon: The Caribbean Diaspora in Britain.Â
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Posts tagged: racism
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Labor in White Skin: Race and Working-class History
This essay was first published in The Year Left Vol. 3: Reshaping the US Left: Popular Struggles in the 1980s, edited by Mike Davis and Michael Sprinker, and published by Verso in 1988. It was later reprinted in Roediger's Towards the Abolition of Whiteness: Essays on Race, Politics, and Working Class History.
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Shifting Objectives: On Methodology and Identity Politics
Recent controversies in philosophy and sociology illustrate that identity-based dismissals do not seek to strengthen the quality of academic conversation, but rather employ ad hominem fallacies to re-assert hierarchies of knowledge, discourse, and personhoods.
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Toward Emancipation, Against Character Assassination: In support of Houria Bouteldja and political anti-racism
Attacks against Houria Bouteldja are aimed against political anti-racism as a whole, which is to say any attempt to organise and fight to put an end to oppression.
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The Unexceptional Racism of Andrew Sullivan
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Facing Trump, Building the Future
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This Time We Fight Back
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Forced Labor and Progress
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President’s Day: Patrick Wolfe on Settler-Colonialism, Genocide, and the Foundation of the United States
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Playing Oppression Against Class: the Neoliberal Legacy in the Age of Trump
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Japanese Internment and the Media
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Recharging the Batteries of Whiteness: Trump's New Racial Identity Politics
