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Debito Arudou

Embedded Racism

2021

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I: The Context of Racism in Japan S. 19-58

III: The Construction of Japan’s Embedded Racism S. 111-350

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Alain de Sutter

Poétique de la police

Series: Recht als Kultur

Volume 17 2017

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Chap. 2: Banalité du racisme S. 35-46

„… Chapitre 2 Banalité du racisme 36 Chapitre 2 § 21 Les aventures d’un fils adoptif Ce n’était pas …” „… , équipée, de racisme. Badiou multipliait les détails ; il décrivait les mots et les gestes des policiers …” „… /l-humiliation-ordinaire-par-alain-badiou_710389_3232.html. 37Banalité du racisme § 22 Dans une cabine EDF Le 27 octobre 2005, un groupe de …”

Table des matières S. 143-146

„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 144 Table Chapitre 2 – Banalité du racisme § 21 Les aventures d’un fils adoptif …”

Prologue. LAPD Blues Revisited S. 11-22

„… point de départ, les accusations de violences, de corruption, de racisme, etc., ne cessent de se …”

Chap. 7: La sécurité de qui S. 95-106

„… décrivit, des années après, comme gangrénée par le racisme des policiers. Puis il y eut Mai 68. 69 Cf …”

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Nina Mjagkij

Loyalty in Time of Trial

2011

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Epilogue: Returning to Racism S. 141-148

„… Epilogue Returning to Racism When World War I ended, many African Americans expected civil rights …” „… fight racism, not only in the United States, but globally. Fol- lowing the war, W. E. B. Du Bois helped …”

Chapter 4: Raising a Jim Crow Army: The Mobilization and Training of African American Troops S. 73-98

„… the experience of all black soldiers during World War I. But despite racism, the military experience …” „… , especially those who challenged Jim Crow. In several cases the racism was so blatant that the Selective …” „… with Southem-style racism. Emboldened by their participation in the war, black men from the North …”

Chapter 1: The Land of Jim Crow: African Americans on the Eve of World War I S. 1-22

„… years prior to World War I, racism, discrimination, and segregation shaped the lives of African …” „… not immune to discrimina- tion, segregation, and racial violence. Racism forced most black city …” „… population, manifestations of racism were less obvious than in the urban South. In many Northern cities …”

Chapter 5: Over There: African American Soldiers in France S. 99-120

„… soldiers, officers, and military police. While racism cast a shadow on the black military experience in …” „… pressure, rather than racism. After all, Pershing had a long history of working and serving with African …” „… black combat soldiers to the French Army was not motivated by racism. Nonetheless, assigning African …”

Preface

„… conditions-20th century. 5. Racism-United States-History-20th century. 6. United States-Race relations. I …” „… Chapter 6 Closing Ranks? African Americans on the Home Front 121 Epilogue Returning to Racism Appendix …” „… not part of the world? Racism, Du Bois believed, would have no place in a democratic postwar world …”

Chapter 6: Closing Ranks?: African Americans on the Home Front S. 121-140

„… racism himself, Loving impressed upon his superiors that not German agents but appalling racial …” „… black workers by combating racial discrimination. Thus, his division monitored racism in the work place …” „… white employers and workers to treat African Americans fairly, insisting that racism in the workplace …”

Bibliographic Essay S. 201-210

„… S. Yellin, "In the Nation's Service: Racism and Federal Employees in Woodrow Wilson's Washing- ton …” „… the Draft: A History of Institutional Racism," Journal of Black Studies 2, 1 (1971): 57-76; and James …”

Chapter 3: Fighting to Fight: The Struggle for Black Officers and Combat Soldiers S. 51-72

„… , and racism among city government officials, politicians, and union organizers for the violence …” „… difficult for African Americans to tolerate racism. Other black papers went a step further. The Philadelphia …” „… ability of black soldiers to fight in the war was limited significantly by the racism they encountered …”

Appendix: Documents S. 149-196

„… relative absence of racism, and the enhanced educa- tional opportunities for their children. 156 - Appendix …” „… , Texas. It illustrates not only the racism black soldiers encountered in the South, but also the glee …”

Chapter 2: From Field to Factory: The Wartime Migration of African Americans S. 23-50

„… his previous emphasis on society chitchat and redefined the paper's mission. Exposing racism …” „… urban middle class did not sur- render to racism, instead they embraced both Booker T. Washington's call …” „… newspapers were sympathetic to the migrants, characterizing them as victims of Southern racism, many more …”

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