Hospodářský bojkot jako odpověď na antisemitismus. Příklad druhé Československé republiky by Tomáš Jiránek

“…In spite of the government’s effort to preserve the tradition of religious and racial tolerance, anti-Jewish attacks, mostly verbal, but gradually even real, took place at different levels, resulting in attempts to declare a boycott of Czech-Slovak goods exported to democratic states, especially the USA. …”
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Kay Boyle and Richard Wright, 1948-1960: A “Friendship Forever” in “a difficult time” by Toru KIUCHI

“…The lives and activist careers of the two writers—who both fought against racial prejudices and for more social justice in the United States—often intersected, as in 1937, for instance, when they became involved with Nancy Cunard in the defense of the “Scottsboro Boys.” …”
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Un « sport noir » ? by Nicolas Martin-Breteau

“…Thus, whether it is celebrated by African Americans as a chance for racial uplift or criticized as a dangerous illusion, sport and basketball have been a central aspect of their political struggles.…”
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L’éducation coloniale au prisme de l’intersectionnalité(Antilles françaises, 1795-1830) by Caroline Fayolle

“…This article sheds light on these historical periods through intersectional analyses that are centered on two main areas. The first addresses racial desegregation and coeducation in the colonial schools ushered in by the Directory following the first abolition of slavery. …”
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W.E.B Du Bois and the Place of African American Youth in Histories of Environmental Thought. by Katie Taylor

“…I situate my research at the intersection of Environmental American Studies and literary studies to highlight the intersections between environmental thought and racial justice movements through a focus on the ways that childhood and race are intertwined in African American thought and literature. …”
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Nommer les lieux de la crise des opioïdes à Boston : un enjeu politique by Elsa Vivant

“…The reactions and demands of the residents of these different neighbourhoods reveal the power relationships in the urban space, the toponymic choices of which are the main focus of the analysis: Mass & Cass refers to the urban, colonial and racial history of the city and prohibition; Methadone Mile recalls the stigmatisation of users and places of care; Recovery Road expresses the emergence of new care and harm reduction practices at work in this sector. …”
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Naming the sites of the opioid crisis in Boston: a political issue by Elsa Vivant

“…The reactions and demands of the residents of these different neighbourhoods reveal the power dynamics in the urban space, the toponymic choices of which are the main focus of this analysis: Mass & Cass refers to the urban, colonial and racial history of the city and prohibition; Methadone Mile brings to mind the stigmatization of users and places of care; Recovery Road expresses the emergence of new care and harm reduction practices at work in this sector. …”
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Kally Forrest (2024) Lydia: An Anthem to the Unity of Women. Johannesburg: Jacana Media. ISBN 9781431434800. 230 pp. ZAR300.00 (paperback); US$ 19.55 (kindle) by Diane Cooper

“…Mam’ Lydia’s story unfolds against the backdrop of the pervasive and oppressive apartheid system, which legally enforced racial discrimination and political, social and economic exclusion. …”
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Breaking the Spell of Past Misdeeds: A Hauntological Reading of The House of the Seven Gables by Justyna Fruzińska

“…The book is also haunted by the Pyncheon nostalgia for the old aristocratic order, as well as by capitalist exploitation of racial and class others. This paper uses Jacques Derrida’s concept of hauntology to explore those different facets of the ghostly. …”
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Entre Israel e a Palestina poderia haver um Mandela by Magno Paganelli

“…A opção do presente autor contempla a situação de Apartheid no conflito Israel-Palestina como objeto e destaca apenas um dos seus inúmeros aspectos, a ocupação, propondo como paradigma no caminho para a paz a atuação de Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, Prêmio Nobel da Paz em 1993, em sua luta contra a segregação racial naquele país…”
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A system‐based intervention to reduce Black‐White disparities in the treatment of early stage lung cancer: A pragmatic trial at five cancer centers by Samuel Cykert, Eugenia Eng, Paul Walker, Matthew A. Manning, Linda B. Robertson, Rohan Arya, Nora S. Jones, Dwight E. Heron

“…Conclusion A system‐based intervention tested in five cancer centers reduced racial gaps and improved care for all.…”
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Interactions et transactions identitaires d'immigrés noirs dans l'espace public et les centres de santé au Maroc by Annélie Delescluse

“…This article first looks at the vagaries of everyday life and the processes of racial otherness encountered in the street and on public transport. …”
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Pitt on a Pedestal: Sculpture and Slavery in Late-Eighteenth-Century Charleston by Wendy Bellion

“…It examines how the statue functioned to reflect the racial politics of elite Charlestonians while illuminating the cultures of surveillance, discipline, and display that linked black and white bodies. …”
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Immigrant Memoirs in the Service of Americanization: Between “the Melting Pot” and Cultural Pluralism by Anita Jarczok

“…All four texts try to refute restrictionists' claims based on pseudo-scientific racial theories. This article also suggests a way of classifying autobiographies authored by European immigrants at the turn of the twentieth century.…”
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Entre el indigenismo y las compañías bananeras internacionales:El origen de las reservas indígenas en Costa Rica, 1907-1956 by Alejandra Boza Villarreal

“…From the time of Independence Costa Rica has reveled in its European roots and racial purity while ignoring its indigenous and afro-descendant populations and ancestry. …”
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Nouvelles migrations sud-américaines au Chili : Rapports de sexe, classe, et « race » en santé by Nanette Liberona

“…It also highlights, through the discourse of the dominants, the legitimacy of practices that let to class and sexist stigma and racial, ethnic and sexist domination. The articulation of these social relationships provides grounds to explain that the exercise of power of these agents obstacle the access to care to the immigrants, affecting their rights to health and causing a negative impact to their physical and mental health.…”
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« Inverser la plaisanterie afin de secouer le joug » ou comment vicier un stéréotype by Jacqueline Berben

“…A California professor, a painter, an author and an occasional rancher Percival Everett appears as an iconoclast who often undermines racial and political stereotypes, ethnocentric and cultural narratives while provoking the academic establishment by making fun of its various literary theories. …”
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El problema de la identidad nacional en la obra de José Carlos Mariátegui by Luis Veres

“…But there are some contradictions in this book, which break the idea of integration: social and racial problems which are not consistent with the national cohesion that Mariátegui claims, and which point out some misunderstanding in his analysis of reality.…”
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Reconstituting public service broadcasting by Ruth Teer-Tomaselli, Keyan Tomaselli

“…Little agreement existed on what constituted democracy, on how such a practice could be attained, and whether or not a single nation could be forged out of the linguistic, cultural, ethnic, racial, class and geographical patchwork into which South Africa has been fragmented by apartheid.         …”
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Maux de l'étranger. Mots de l'étrangeté dans Summertime de J.M. Coetzee by Cécile Birks

“…Coetzee's text overtly discusses the complex political and ideological framework that shaped, stifled and fractured the society and culture his protagonist had grown up in and away from but also to some extent the geographical, sociological, racial and linguistic transformations that had started to take place underground and against the apartheid regulations and oppression.…”
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