... and prejudice (e.g. experiences of racism) and psychological factors (e.g. empathy and moral foundations). The results show that support for BLM is multifaceted, with stronger backing from younger, non-white and liberal individuals who have experienced or perceive systemic discrimination. Allegations of police...

... nature of racism, therefore dispelling the myth of meritocracy. Research limitations/implications The research sample was small and therefore not easily generalisable to the whole population. The findings of the paper will need to be considered as a contribution of knowledge to the issue...

... and opportunities provided by IEDAs, government and corporate sector policies. However, opportunities are undermined by ongoing racism, discrimination and prevailing stereotypes leading to homogeneity, invisibility and exclusion. Founders question organisational commitments to overcoming systemic exclusion...

... differently”. Angela Martinez Dy can be contacted at: A.Dy@lboro.ac.uk 29 03 2023 02 10 2023 06 02 2024 20 02 2024 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Academia Anti-Racism Intersectionality Critical race theory...

... and racism within the law (Bell, 1995). Though CRT emerged as more than an off shoot of CLS. As Angela P. Harris (1994) explains: CRT is the heir to both CLS [Critical Legal Studies] and traditional civil rights scholarship. CRT inherits from CLS to being “critical,” … [and] at the same time, CRT...

... of racism in the SLC school system in K-post-secondary education, and in the U.S. as a whole. Originality/value These stories are set in a unique environment, yet they hold national relevance. The racial and religious demographics in Utah shed light on the foundational ethos of the country – white...

... racially minoritised academics use coping techniques and strategies to counter racism and inequality in the higher education environment”. Design/methodology/approach The authors used a collective autoethnography approach accompanied by storytelling, underpinned by a qualitative interpretative process...

... as the author of an article declaring the significance of race in MOS and as a Black woman whose life and career has unfolded in a world of systemic racism shape my reflections. It may be time for to consider whether positioning race as a core analytical concept in MOS can be achieved under the diversity...

... Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Diversity Racism Higher education white comfort Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is disproportionately impacting and killing Black and minority ethnic people. Police brutality is still taking Black lives, as we have witnessed...

... movement which has received lesser critical attention compared to #RhodesMustFall. It envisions equality, diversity and inclusion in learning institutions which is achievable only through robust activist approaches to institutional/systemic racism in the institutions, rather than armchair theorising...

... about how race and racism function in marketplace contexts. Design/methodology/approach This paper draws on the authors' involvement in a cross-national and cross-disciplinary team of scholars who worked with local community stakeholders—including activists, artists and practitioners—to discuss...

...Kevin Hylton Purpose In this invited professional insight paper the author draws parallels between recent debates on racism, Black Lives Matter and related research in sport and cognate domains. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on Critical Race Theory (CRT) the paper contends that 1) sport...

.../methodology/approach Drawing upon three major analogies between the Coronavirus and the virus of racism, the author discusses their similarities as a means to think about why racism persists despite efforts to eradicate it. The history of racism in the United States forms a key part of the discussion...

... critical points about racism from the point of view of Black scholars and allies: (1) Black people are experiencing exhaustion from and physiological effects of racism, (2) racism extends far beyond police brutality and into most societal structures, (3) despite being the targets of racism, Black people...

... and innovation, vessels for sharing, empathy, freedom, patriotism and the basis for the family. Racism is not a Black predicament; it is a complex, multi-tiered human rights American problem. US, where race is the route to ascribe economic value, social preferences, benefits and privileges to a dominant...

... experiences, published research and current events and social issues to build the case that there are many ways that racism kills Black people. Findings Although antiblack police brutality looms largely in people's minds of how racism kills Black people, less conspicuous ways that racism kills Black...

...Sophie Hennekam; Jawad Syed Purpose While the notion of institutional racism typically focuses on racial discrimination in institutions such as governmental organisations, academic institutions and courts of law, there is a need to complement this organisational (meso) focus with the investigation...

... book, The American Non-Dilemma: Racial Inequality without Racism indeed adds valuable information to the conversation of racial inequality and race relations within the USA. Dr DiTomaso is a distinguished scholar in the area of diversity management and this book offers an interesting...

... diversity and discuss the current status of diversity research. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Diversity Assimilation Multiculturalism Ethnocentrism Racism Resource‐based theory Hundreds of Years of Diversity: What took us so long? Biographical Note Dr. Capehart is an Assistant Professor...