O nascimento da nação: Estado, modernização nacional e relações étnico-raciais entre o Império e o início da República by Ronaldo Sales

“…The aim of this article is to present the relation between ethnic-racial relationships as power relationships and the constitution of a model of national sovereignty as ethnic-racial domination. …”
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The (Un)canniness in Identities Among Biracial Taiwanese-Vietnamese Students by Chi Hong Nguyen

“…This study revealed that these biracial students hold an intersection of Taiwanese national, Taiwanese racial, and Vietnamese ethnic identities. This intersection makes them feel uncanny when they encounter ambivalence in racial, ethnic, and national identities that creates the ambiguity of their identities in legal status and social interactions. …”
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Mentoring While Black: A Testimony by Alford A. Young, Jr.

“…Such politics involve managing the racial implications of faculty competition to attract graduate students and implementing mentoring strategies that have been uniquely informed by my own racial experiences within and outside of academia.…”
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Reflexões sobre pigmentocracia e colorismo no Brasil by Juliana Morais de Góes

“…Alice Walker cunhou o primeiro conceito para descrever um sistema racial-patriarcal, criado pela comunidade negra estadunidense, que valoriza peles claras em detrimento das peles escuras. …”
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States of Emergency/States of Emergence: Notes on Claudia Rankine by Lee Spinks

“…This article considers Claudia Rankine’s representation of racial violence and the culture of white supremacy in Don’t Let Me Be Lonely: An American Lyric and Citizen: An American Lyric. …”
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Minoritaires en Iran. Décentrer l’analyse des rapports sociaux by Lucia Direnberger, Sahar Aurore Saeidnia

“…It presents research on Iran that has analysed gender, class, ethnic and racial relations of power. Additionally, it shows the epistemological stakes of considering the interweaving of these power relations. …”
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Quand le sexe incarne la race : le corps noir dans l'imaginaire médical français (1800-1950) by Delphine Peiretti-Courtis

“…According to doctors, Black men also seemed to have large sexual organs. Beyond a racial marker, analysis of sexual attributes also allowed doctors to speculate on African hypersexuality.…”
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Genetic ancestry and the colonial legacies of race in genomics: a cross-disciplinary dialogue by Ernesto Schwartz-Marin, Tayyaba Jiwani, Sarah Abel, Yulia Egorova, Amade M’charek, Diogo Meyer, Andrés Moreno Estrada, Katharina Schramm, Peter Wade, Michel Naslavsky, Michel Naslavsky

“…As genomics initiatives have spread around the world–often in the name of genetic diversity and inclusion–they have not only invoked promises of a medical revolution, but also revived categories of human difference that resemble erstwhile racial classifications. This is despite the fact that geneticists broadly dismissed racial categories as obsolete and unfounded after the Human Genome Project was completed in 2003. …”
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Différences corporelles et identités collectives : la politique du genre et de la race dans la recherche biomédicale aux États-Unis by Steven Epstein

“…As a consequence of recent changes, health research policies in the United States mandate the inclusion of women and members of racial and ethnic minority groups as experimental subjects in biomedical research. …”
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« Le goût amer de la couleur au Cap » by Chloé Buire

“…Eugene’s words, shaped in evangelist rhetoric are an invitation to question the status of our own scientific discourses and their role in building racial stereotypes.…”
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The Others in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre: A Postcolonial-Orientalist and Feminist Reading by Filiz Barın Akman

“…., the status as other of governesses and women, problematic as it is in its final solidification of the status quo, Bertha reflects the dominant, Eurocentric ideologies of nineteenth century England concerning race and the racial other. She is the colonized and racial other, a madwoman who threatens British men as embodied in Mr. …”
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Analysing individual racism portrayal in Hanna Alkaf’s novel The Weight of Our Sky by Shue Wenn Yeoh, Mansour Amini, Kam-Fong Lee, Hu Oumeng

“…Through thematic analysis, the study uncovers how Alkaf illustrates racial discrimination via the characters’ behaviors, interactions, and internal conflicts. …”
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Race as a prognostic factor of breast mucinous carcinoma by Dingyuan Wang, Yang Wang, Songlin Gao, Rongshou Zheng, Guijian Wu, Jianping Wang, Can Lu, Kena Bu, Chun Zhang, Wanqing Chen, Bailin Zhang

“…Abstract Purpose The rarity of breast mucinous carcinoma (BMC) makes it challenging to study the prognosis of this disease across diverse racial populations. This study aimed to leverage epidemiological data on immigrant populations to elucidate the prognostic differences in BMC patients from various racial/ethnic backgrounds. …”
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Transnational Relationships, US Feminism, and the Labor of Dark Foreign Men in the “New World” of Europe in Louisa May Alcott’s Diana and Persis by Leslie Hammer

“…The essay argues that Alcott uses sentimental, transnational relationships and the adulation of France and Italy to question gender and racial inequities in the U.S., as well as to encourage U.S. …”
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“I’m Just a Cowboy”: Transnational Identities of the Borderlands in Tommy Lee Jones’ The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. by Matthew Carter

“…As a problematic in-between space of racial antagonisms, liminal identities, and violence, the borderlands of the American Southwest prove fertile grounds for scrutinising Anglo-America’s national frontier mythology and, therefore, its own sense of history and cultural identity. …”
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Coming to Accounts: Fraud and Muckraking in Charles W. Chesnutt’s The Marrow of Tradition by Mark David Kaufman

“…This article traces the rhetoric of accounting in nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century racial discourse, from its initial use by slave traders, to its reinscription (or re-metaphorization) as “fraud” by abolitionists, and finally to its turn-of-the-century valence in exposing the linguistic double-dealing and metonymic substitution that informed—and continues to inform—racist ideology.With its emphasis on bodysnatching, doubling, and displacement of “figures,” Charles W. …”
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Challenges for Creating Resilience in Minorities and Female Workers, and the Role of Flexibility in Work Environments: A Mixed Method Study by Dawn Adams-Harmon, Aleisha Lewis, Jung Ah (Claire) Yun

“…Men) - female students may perceive workplace flexibility more importantly than male students. H2: Racial/Ethnic Minority - racial/ethnic minority students may value workplace flexibility more than white students. …”
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Institutional, neighborhood, and life stressors on loneliness among older adults by Kazumi Tsuchiya, Amy Danielle Thierry, Harry Owen Taylor

“…Conclusions Our study finds racial/ethnic variation in psychosocial stressors predicting loneliness four years later. …”
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A categoria raça nas Ciências Sociais: revisitando alguns processos políticos, sociais e culturais na história do Brasil by José Ivo Follmann, Adevanir Aparecida Pinheiro

“…In the context of the dialogue about the emergence of racial category in Brazil and Cape Verde, in the sequence of the arguments presented by José Carlos dos Anjos, the article emphasizes the most important mechanisms which have delayed this emergence in Brazil. …”
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Do Public School Choice Policies Segregate Schools? Dynamic Effects in Michigan by Danielle Sanderson Edwards, Kaitlin P. Anderson

“…We used longitudinal enrollment and demographic data from Michigan to examine the impacts of both interdistrict and charter school choice on racial and economic segregation within and between districts in a single setting. …”
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