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produces increased racial consciousness.36 This increased racial consciousness has been shown to increase racial division by causing non-Hispanic whites to adopt a victim status, perceiving the political ... act Black.42 Highly accomplished Black figures such as Clarence Thomas,43 Condoleezza Rice,44 and Larry Elder45 have been attacked as race traitors due to their political beliefs. President Joe Biden
city Canton, a historical hotbed of international opium smuggling and political turmoil.55 In the twenty years from 1852–1870, over 70,000 Chinese workers flocked to the United States, often working in ... Chinese Must Go.”72 In 1879, the WPC found political success, securing seats for a California Constitutional Convention, which produced a constitution replete with anti-Chinese articles.73 In 1886, the
BARBARA SINCLAIR DECKARD, THE WOMEN’S MOVEMENT: POLITICAL, SOCIOECONOMIC, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES 101 (2d ed. 1979). 2 Id. 3 Id. 4 Id. 5 Id. 6 Id. at 101–02. treated like women. Naturally, the ordinary man ... tied to voting.26 Kenyon wrote in 1965, “[i]f jury service is important, voting rights are probably even more so.”27 Jury service can be seen as a political right—a form of democratic participation in
move society toward a new, sustainable course. Second—and related—the emerging philosophy of ecofeminism promised to call out the ecocrisis and push on with positive responses. But women never assumed ... causes of ecofeminism’s decline was a dispute between two branches of it, the culturalists and the socialists (not political socialism). The former wanted to express their themes (of oppressive masculinity
American identity led me to complicate the standard story of American exceptionalism - a comforting, rose-tinted tale of belonging to a uniquely-favored free people striving to build legal, political, and ... own. No authoritarian figure – not a political dictator, nor a tyrannical teacher, a committed clergy, a well-meaning but stifling parent, a rigid community, or a populist legislature - rigged the
Prostitution, 2 DIGNITY: J. ANALYSIS EXPLOITATION & VIOLENCE (2017), at 1, 6. Under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the State parties to the Covenant signed on to recognize that “the ... , recognized that “the ideal of free human beings enjoying . . . freedom from fear . . . can only be achieved if conditions are created whereby everyone may enjoy his [and her] civil and political rights, as
-five 1 J.D., The University of Tennessee College of Law; M.A., United States History, Middle Tennessee State University; B.S., Political Science, Tennessee Technological University. 2 The main vestige of ... note 10 (discussing the moral and political debates surrounding access to contraceptives). accessible and affordable in an equitable way that serves minorities and low-income women as well as wealthy
In the United States, where the “marketplace of ideas” is a key social philosophy, few Americans receive the benefits of attending public schools with “out” gay and lesbian teachers. Even in an era ... private homosexual activity.65 The anti-gay movement drew on a moral authority that sought to prescribe an authoritative definition of cultural meanings in the classroom and also to motivate political
must develop the traditional philosophy of French national understanding as defined by Jules Michelet, Maurice Barrès, and Ernst Renan, three thinkers credited with developing the specifically French ... Michelet is a key figure for this philosophy, and he argues that French history begins with the formalization of the French language. As he notes in his History of France, “The history of France begins with
modern political liberalism.114 Yet Mills and Carole Pateman argue that the metaphor of the social contract, and the entire tradition of political philosophy that emerged from it, is fatally flawed.115 For ... and the whip were all factors of production in an international economic system that was also a local social system - and a national political system known simply as the Slave Power. Centuries after the
“traditional” family values.95 These “traditional” family values hold that houses are to include a husband and a wife.96 As images of single Black mothers proliferated the media and political landscape ... economic and political capital.106 A. From the Campaign Trail to the Oval Office: President Reagan’s Stories as a Basis for PART III Policy Decisions Numerous legal scholars have drawn a direct
health to disease. The challenges are abundant in dissecting biological questions in the light of linguistic, cultural, geographic and political boundaries and their respective roles in shaping health ... identified five-key factors for the development of successful national genomics initiatives: political will, institutional leadership, local health needs, a respect for genomic sovereignty and a knowledge
, increasingly, we see little refuge from hate. So, in this slightly different political moment, we reflect back on our October conversations and turn to more of the papers generated by the conference, wondering ... rejects the deceptive simplicity of single-issue advocacy that works within the neoliberal status quo in favor of an intersectional, system-focused, and explicitly political vision. She persuasively argues
America largely ignores historic economic exploitation and political subrogation designed to entrench poverty in both urban and rural communities.11 This socio-cultural narrative also masks the complicity ... abuse in the larger region. From the early 1800s, West Virginia was controlled by coal companies, which consolidated political and economic power, subrogating the rights of West Virginians through legal
evolved and developed as “a dangerous movement . . . against women’s demands to be free from domestic violence.”6 These extremist fathers’ rights groups advocate a collective worldwide political agenda that ... -34 (Martha Albertson Fineman & Roxanne Mykitiuk eds., 1994) (discussing the “striking parallels and similarities” between domestic abuse and political terrorism and “the political and cultural context
virtually represented in the political sphere by male heads of household and (2) that providing women a role in electoral politics would violate gender norms and have a detrimental impact on marriage and the ... challenging these foundational arguments, the Smiths’ position reflected the evolution of the larger suffragist movement from a demand for political equality based on the inalienable, natural rights of citizens
country since before its founding.5 Despite eight years of a Black presidency in Barack Obama, recent events and political rhetoric makes it seem as though we are on a continuum that is not sloping upward ... . Black people, workers, and people of color are still demanding justice and equality. The current protests and demonstrations and political arguments occurring today eerily seem to callback to 1968. Dr
UNDERCLASS (1993). 11 Id. at 56. 12 Id. at 55–56. 13 Id. at 56. 14 See Faye Hipsman & Doris Meissner, Immigration in the United States: New Economic, Social, Political Landscapes with Legislative Reform on the ... collective impact.136 Relational contract theory social norms are developed and best implemented from the parties’ “dedication to the philosophy of collective work, commitment to the common agenda, and
of the Community Enterprise and Solidarity Economy Clinic. She received her law degree from New York University School of Law and her B.A. in Political Science from Indiana UniversityBloomington. Her ... initiatives and enterprises currently exist in every sector of the dominant economy, but they also are prevalent in informal diverse economies.9 As a political project, solidarity economy proposes a
potential and realized effects of online publishing are pertinent to an issue where many of the papers engage with the notion of boundaries, genre, and new (textual, psychological, geographical, political