Toward a Classified Bibliography of Not One Thing:
Cross Disciplinary Cultural Studies in English Language Journals (24/38)

3.13 Race / Racialism / Racism

Adell, Sandra. 1994. Writing about race. American Literary History 6.3: 559-71.

Adler, Franklin Hugh. 1999. Antiracism, difference, and xenologica. Cultural Values 3.4: 492-502.

Anderson, Warwick. 1997. The trespass speaks: White masculinity and colonial breakdown. American Historical Review 102.5: 1343-70.

Appiah, Kwame Anthony. 1989. The conservation of “race.” Black American Literature Forum 23.1: 37-60.

†----------. 1996. Reconstructing racial identities. Research in African Literatures 27.3: 68-72.

†Azoulay, Katya Gibel. 1996. Outside our parents’ house: Race, culture, and identity. Research in African Literature 27.1: 129-42.

Bartlett, Robert. 2001. Medieval and modern concepts of race and ethnicity. Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 31.1: 39 56.

†Bernasconi, Robert. 2002. The assumption of Negritude: Aimé
Césaire, Frantz Fanon, and the vicious circle of racial politics. Parallax 8.2: 69-83.

Blee, Kathleen M. 1996. Becoming a racist: Women in contemporary Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazi groups. Gender and Society 10.6: 680-702.

Bobo, Lawrence W. 1999. Prejudice as a group position: Microfoundations of a sociological approach to racism and race relations. Journal of Social Issues 55.3: 445-72.

Brunsma, David L., and Kerry Ann Rockquemore. 2002. What does “Black” mean? Exploring the epistemological stranglehold of racial categorization. Critical Sociology 28.1/2: 101-21.

Butler, Judith. 1996. An affirmative view. Representations, no. 55, special issue: Race and representation: Affirmative action: 74-83.

Castronovo, Russ. 2002. Race and other clichés. American Literary History 14.3: 551-65.

Celious, Aaron, and Daphne Oyserman. 2001. Race from the inside: An emerging heterogenous race model. Journal of Social Issues 57.1: 149-65.

Cowlishaw, Gillian K. 2000. Censoring race in “post-colonial” anthropology. Critique of Anthropology 20.2: 101-23.

Davis, Jessica L., and Oscar H. Gandy, Jr. 1999. Racial identity and media orientation: Exploring the nature of constraint. Journal of Black Studies 29.3: 367-97.

Echeruo, Michael J. 1992. Edward W. Blyden, W. E. B. Du Bois, and the “color complex.” Journal of Modern African Studies 30.4: 669-84.

Eldridge, Michael. 1997. The rise and fall of Black Britain. Transition, no. 74: 32-43.

Gallagher, Charles A. 1999. Researching race, reproducing racism.
Review of Education / Pedagogy / Cultural Studies 21.2: 165-91.

Garcia, J. L. A. 2001. Racism and racial discourse. Philosophical Forum 32.2: 125-45.

Giroux, Henry A. 2000. Racial politics, pedagogy, and the crisis of representation in academic multiculturalism. Social Identities 6.4: 493-510.

Hanchard, Michael. 1996. Cultural politics and Black public intellectuals. Social Text, no. 48: 95-108.

Harrison, Faye V. 1995. The persistent power of “race” in the cultural and political economy of racism. Annual Review of Anthropology 24: 47-74.

Henderson, Mae G. 1996. “Where, by the way, is this train going?” A case for Black (cultural) studies. Callaloo 19.1: 60-67.

Herr, Kathryn. 1999. Private power and privileged education: de/constructing institutionalized racism. International Journal of Inclusive Education 3.2: 111-29.

Holt, Thomas C. 1995. Marking: Race, race-making, and the writing of history. American Historical Review 100.1: 1-20.

Kleinpenning, Gerard, and Louk Hagendoorn. 1993. Forms of racism and the cumulative dimension of ethnic attitudes. Social Psychology Quarterly 56.1: 21-36.

Koshy, Susan. 2001. Morphing race into ethnicity: Asian Americans and critical transformations of Whiteness. Boundary 2 28.1: 153-94.

Lentin, Alana. 2000. “Race,” racism and anti-racism: Challenging contemporary classifications. Social Identities 6.1: 91-106.

Lubiano, Wahneema. 1996. Mapping the interstices between Afro-American cultural discourse and cultural studies. Callaloo 19.1: 68-77.

Luke, Carmen, and Vicki Carrington. 2000. Race matters. Journal of Intercultural Studies 21.1: 5-24.

Massad, Joseph. 1993. Palestinians and the limits of racialized
discourse. Social Text, no. 34: 94-114.

Merelman, Richard M. 1992. Cultural imagery and racial conflict in the United States: The case of African-Americans. British Journal of Political Science 22.3: 315-42.

Rowley, Stephanie, and Julie A. Moore. 2002. When who I am impacts how I am represented. Roper Review 24.2: 63-67.

Smith, Valerie. 1994. Reading the intersection of race and gender in narratives of passing. Diacritics 24.2-3: 43-57.

Spivak, Gayatry Chakravorty. 1998. Race before racism: The disappearance of the American. Boundary 2 25.2: 35-53.

Sundstrom, Ronald R. 2001. Being and being mixed race. Social Theory and Practice 27.2: 285-307.

Taylor, Henry Louis, Jr. 1995. The hidden face of racism. American Quarterly 47.3: 395-408.

†Taylor, Paul C. 2000. Appiah’s uncompleted argument: W.E.B. DuBois and the reality of race. Social Theory & Practice 26.1: 103-28.

Teo, Peter. 2000. Racism in the news: A critical discourse analysis of news reporting in two Australian newspapers. Discourse & Society
11.1: 7-49.

Thomas, Deborah A. 2002. Modern Blackness: “What we are and what we hope to be.” Small Axe 6.2: 25-48.

Trucios-Haynes, Enid. 2000. Why “race matters”: Latcrit theory and Latina/o racial identity. La Raza Law Journal 11/12.2/1: 1-42.

Ware, Vron. 1992. Moments of danger: Race, gender, and memories of empire. History and Theory 31.4: 116-37.

West, Cornel, and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 1995. Affirmative reaction. Transition, no. 68: 173-86.

See also 1: Lewis; 1.3: Willinsky; 2.1: Trapagnier; 2.2: Homans; Kowalewski Nozaki; 3.1: Wodak; 3.3: Lowy; 3.6: Sedinger;
Wade; 3.7: Seltzer; 3.8: Bukowczyk; 3.9: Deutsch; Meyer; Wilson; 3.10: Dominguez; Goldstein; 3.11: Singer; 3.12: hooks; 3.14: Mansbridge; Shanklin

3.13.1 Race / Racialism / Racism and Japan

Ahmad, Eqbal. 1991. Racism and the state: The coming crisis in U.S.-Japanese relations. Boundary 2 18.3, Japan in the world: 20-28.

Cornyetz, Nina. 1994. Fetishized Blackness: Hip Hop and racial desire in contemporary Japan. Social Text, no. 41: 113-39.

Wood, Joe. 1997. The yellow Negro. Transition, no. 73: 40-66.

Yamashita, Sayoko Okada. 1996. Ethnographic report of an African American student in Japan. Journal of Black Studies 26.6: 735-47.