... not consider the complexity of respondent identity. This chapter outlines the limitations of current demographic data collection practices regarding measuring race and ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation. Recommendations to promote inclusivity in future demographic data collection for race and ethnicity...

... children and engage them in conversation about what they observe, she does not hesitate to discuss how these incidents are connected to racist crimes against Black people from this nation’s past. Noted Professor of Race in Education, Dr. Shaun Harper, found the school’s decision peculiar. Dr. Harper...

... how one thinks about race—provides opportunity for educators to identify, explain, or facilitate their awareness of race-related constructs (literal or symbolic) and the corresponding challenges and barriers they may encounter. This understanding, in turn, facilitates critical racial awareness...

...Abstract Social Science departments of universities regularly teach the history of scientific racism and how contemporary genetics undermines biological conceptions of race. By contrast, biology departments rarely embrace this challenge, and ‘race’ and racism barely feature on the curriculum...

... the work of scholars of racial, gender, and economic inequality to overcome the decontextualized ways in which expertise has often been explored. Expertise professions inequality race class gender The study of experts and expertise is at a decision point. Despite the fact that social and economic...

... and inclusion race The HE Context This chapter focusses on the HE sector of the English system and specifically on the experience of colleagues working in areas dedicated to the discipline of Education. We initially draw on the evidence provided from a relatively recent ( UUK & NUS, 2019 ) report...

...Abstract Purpose The goal of this chapter is to provide an updated account for group processes researchers of race and gender intersectional effects in social relations and their consequences for people of differing race and gender identities. Methodology/Approach The author takes Ridgeway...

... the nineteenth century, it explores a critical yet neglected dimension of the relationship between imperialism and historical criminology, investigating the complex intersections of gender, class and racial identity within colonial penal discourse. Colonial India Mary Carpenter race gender juvenile reform...

...Table 6.1. Logistic Regressions Predicting Having a Mental or Emotional Health Condition. Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Racial discrimination 0.512 *** (0.071) 0.512 *** (0.076) 0.512 *** (0.159) Rural (R = urban) –0.076 –0.093 * –0.095 * (0.039) (0.041) (0.041) Race...

... opportunities: A critical race counter-narrative analysis . Journal of Youth Studies , 21 ( 4 ), 533 – 549 . 10.1080/13676261.2017.1394997 Burgos , M. , Al-Adeimi , M. , & Brown , J. ( 2019 ). Needs of newcomer youth . Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal , 36 ( 4 ), 429...

... graduate education environment race and gender I was hired as a program director to grow a specific graduate program that lost students year after year. The previous director taught most of the classes himself and used adjuncts to fill the gaps. He had a traditional approach to the field, which differed...

... of education on childcare time, particularly in care surrounding cognitive development. Childcare gender race fathers’ childcare mothers’ childcare time use education family social class household work Introduction and Motivation Previous research demonstrates that women spend more time...

...Abstract The field of library and information science (LIS) faces a long-standing lack of discourse on topics relating to race, racism, and whiteness, which can be attributed in part to concepts such as vocational awe and neutrality. This chapter explores whether this practice of race-avoidance...

.... Through a multidisciplinary approach encompassing political science, race studies and information science, this case study illuminates how white nationalism uses fragmentation as both an objective and an argument. A fracture of the information contract seeks to define extremism as a bastion of objective...

... of the Knights as a global movement to the way that later workers understood the connections between race and class, empire and whiteness. Race white labourism Knights of Labor imperial whiteness Introduction In the half century before the First World War, labour movements around the world fragmented along...

..., by 2030. Introduction Disability gender higher education inclusive education minority groups race social class Abstract The imperative of equality and equal opportunity is a thread that runs through the entire Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework, recognising its ubiquitous nature, its...

... their preferred ethnoracial hierarchy through insulation, whereas exogenous events constrain elites to employ absorption, which maintains their power but results in hierarchical shifts. Events are thus critical factors in ethnoracial shifts. Elites nonelites race ethnicity racialization power events...

... is analysed through the lenses of prevailing racial hierarchies and whiteness as a dominant discourse that continues to privilege white Australia development of the crawl stroke over its Solomons origins and elides other water practices that influenced Wickham. Alick Wickham race swimming Solomon Islands...

.... We employ intersectional lenses together with Critical Race Theory (CRT) to look at the social factors that influence their sporting lives. The findings reveal that factors such as traditional gender norms, racism, age, classism and internal migration from rural co-ed to urban co-ed schools intersect...

... of organizations community social and systemic integration goal conflicts organizational inequality race nonprofits Introduction Since Tönnies’ (1887) famous distinction between Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, sociologists have studied whether and how people can be integrated...