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2454 - Critical Theory II: Critical Race Theory
Sun, August 11, 2:30 to 4:10pm, Sheraton New York, Floor: Second Floor, Central Park EastSession Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
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Power and domination cannot be separated from issues of race in contemporary society. Racial inequality emerges from a system of institutions that enable white privilege. In this session, papers explore critical race theory as related to labor, the courts, academia, and food.
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Is the truth black and white? A Foucauldian analysis on subjugated knowledges within the academy - Cori Pryor, Bowling Green State University
Labor-Related Civil Society Actors in China: A Gramscian Analysis - Sio Ieng Hui, Pennsylvania State University
The settler colonial ideology of social justice: An epistemological critique of exogenous food justice initiatives - Samantha Hobson, University of Michigan
The United States Supreme Court: An Intellectual White Space - Gunercindo Antoneo Espinoza, University of Minnesota at Twin Cities