A SHORT CRITICISM OF HEIDEGGER'S ONTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE TERM “BEING” by B. Bratina

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Responding To: In Defense of Merit in Science by Georgina Tuari Stewart

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Racists Beware by Letlhokwa George Mpedi

“… This contribution reflects on racism within the workplace from a labour law perspective. …”
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Racialized and Colonial Experiences of Graduate Teaching Assistants: Oppression, Meaning and Transformation by Augustine S. J. Park, Jasmeet Bahia, Alex Bing

“…Finally, BIPOC TAs face racism within administration (“unthinking” racism; discrimination). …”
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Disrupting my whiteness towards inhabiting a race equity coaching perspective: A self-inquiry into race, whiteness, and its impact on my coaching practice by Fenella Trevillion

“…As a white person coaching people of colour, my response to this systemic racism was to draw attention to racism and coaching and bring my practice and values around race equity into greater alignment. …”
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Liberative Black theology: a case study of race in theological education by M. Naidoo

“…Black theology is part of a larger ongoing movement of liberation and must turn its attention to persistent forces such as racism that cause human alienation. This article will attempt to analyse racism by unpacking the findings of an empirical research project on diversity, and explore the transformative methodology of Black theology in raising critical awareness on identity issues within South African theological education. …”
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Critical race theory and the question of safety in dialogues on race by M. S. Conradie

“…It looks into points of agreement between these perspectives, especially the call to critically appraise ideologies that deny or obscure the present-day consequences of racism. On this foundation, the article moves on to consider the recommendations adduced by Leonardo and Porter (2010:147) and Sue (2013:666-669) as to how dialogues around race and racism can be enhanced. …”
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The Publishing Race by A.W. Misbach

“… In October 2020, The Thinker received an open letter from Waghied Misbach as part of a call for papers on a special edition on “Race. Racism. Anti-Racism.” As this letter was about what he termed, “the erasure of black lives” in publishing, I decided to publish the letter and invited Terry Morris from Pan Macmillan to respond in the interests of fairness and open debate. …”
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Race, Gender, and Power : Black Women, White Women, and Racial Segregation in the Southern United States (1920-1970) by Anne Stefani

“…Moreover, owing to the combination of race and gender oppression inherent in segregationist culture, the women who challenged racism were bound to undermine the gender norms that had been imposed on them by segregation in the process. …”
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Perceptions, Attitudes, and Experiences Regarding Mental Health Care Among Young Black Men by Cortney VanHook

“…Most participants did not perceive racism as a source of mental distress. Culturally informed, consumer-oriented research is critical to tailoring and strengthening YBM’s mental health care. …”
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Dubbing Almanya. (Multilingual) Musical Intertextuality and Literary Solidarity in Duygu Agal's "Yeni Yeserenler" by Duncan Gullick Lien

“…I relate these features to the novel’s themes of racism and queer self-actualization. It is in this context that Agal proposes solidarity that transcends the (Turkish-)German context through musical references in the text. …”
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O nascimento da nação: Estado, modernização nacional e relações étnico-raciais entre o Império e o início da República by Ronaldo Sales

“…Having analyzed this relation, it is possible to understand that contemporary racism and authoritarianism are not pre-moderns or colonial heritage, but they are outcomes of the modernization process of Brazilian republican institutions.…”
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Organes de primates et frontières d’humanité. Les xénogreffes controversées du docteur Voronoff (1910 – 1930) by Catherine Rémy

“…In France, Voronoff’s experiments were generally accepted and resulted in a light-hearted celebration of the mixture of human and animal species; although accompanied by a revival of racism, which associated primates with Africans. In Great Britain, by contrast, xenotransplantations were rejected in the name of animal rights and the purity of human race.…”
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How do we Live and Lose Together? by Kyla Hazell

“…This argument from Judith Butler resonates clearly with what decolonial thinkers have described as a fundamental feature of how racism emerges and operates in the modern world system. …”
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Dubbing Almanya. (Multilingual) Musical Intertextuality and Literary Solidarity in Duygu Agal's "Yeni Yeserenler" by Duncan Gullick Lien

“…I relate these features to the novel’s themes of racism and queer self-actualization. It is in this context that Agal proposes solidarity that transcends the (Turkish-)German context through musical references in the text. …”
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Da biopolítica à necropolítica contra os povos indígenas durante a ditadura militar brasileira (1964-1985) by Rodrigo Alvarenga, Elston Américo

“…Considering the violations of the human rights of indigenous peoples during the military dictatorship period in Brazil, the present study aims to analyze such violations from the point of view of biopolitics, considering their development in the perspectives of Foucault, Agamben, and Mbembe, in order to demonstrate that the genocidal and ethnocidal practices of that period do not only derive from an exposition to death related to state racism or the typification of slaughterable life, but also consist in a deliberate practice of making die, which brings Brazilian indigenous politics of the period closer to a necropolitics.…”
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Gone With the Covid – Scarlet in Quarantine: An Interview with Sarah Combs by Sarah Combs, Emmeline Gros

“…Beyond laughter and comic relief, is parody also a conduit of critique, or are certain topics—racism, the legacy of slavery, racial inequalities in epidemics like Covid-19—too serious issues to be parodied? …”
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The racial discourse and the Dutch Reformed Church: looking through a descriptive-empirical lens ... towards a normative task by W. J. Schoeman

“…As a normative task in this discourse, at least two aspects can be pointed out: developing a framework for forgiveness and a confession on racism. …”
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Who are you, the people? by Tuomola Salla

“…The results show that, in MV-lehti, the people is a constructed and politicised concept reflecting ideas of ethnonationalism and antidemocratic values, illustrating the connection between uncivility, racism, and populism.…”
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