Citations:racialize

English citations of racialize

• 1907, Report of the Board of Education to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, 1905-6, page 106:

  Were one to racialize the subject, strong arguments could be presented to prove the great good that would accrue to the colored youth of the city.

• 1918, The Methodist Review, volume 78, page 512:

  […] unification that nationalizes the church, unification that racializes the church, is not unification at all .

• 1956, Edmond Vermeil, The German Scene (Social, Political, Cultural) 1890 to the Present Day, page 159:

  The Germans had to racialize themselves. Here was Chamberlain's thought reduced to its essentials.

• 1990, Canadian Fiction Magazine:

  But there was no thought of that now : only the words of the Minister of Education as he repeated that no one – absolutely no one – should racialize the class question! I tried to look at Cuba afresh; hoping for startling new ideas, new truths ...

• 1996, Russell E. Richey, The Methodist Conference in America: A History, Kingswood Books (→ISBN)

  Plans of union that sectionalize, that nationalize, that racialize the church are not plans for Christian union.

• 1999, Augie Fleras, Jean Leonard Elliott, Unequal Relations, page 70:

  Racism is not about differences per se. It is about how these differences are racialized by those in power to mediate social hierarchies that deny […]

• 2005, Sangeeta Mediratta, Bazaars, Cannibals, and Sepoys: Sensationalism and Empire in Nineteenth Century Britain and the United States

  after the Civil War, it had become common for elites to racialize the working-class,

• 2011, Na'ilah Nasir, Racialized Identities, page 34:

  In other words, these practices were not racialized by society in ways that defined them as being out-of-scope for African American learners.

• 2013, Ayanna Thompson, Performing Race and Torture on the Early Modern Stage, Routledge (→ISBN), page 23:

  Thus, Dryden's play helps to racialize the Other by codifying and empowering the white/right gaze of the English audience. The focus on the essential ...

• 2008, Nicholas J. G. Winter, Dangerous Frames: How Ideas about Race and Gender Shape Public Opinion, University of Chicago Press (→ISBN), page 67:

  For example, women racialize the economic issue a bit less in the baseline condition (b1 2.112) and are affected by the racial framing a bit more (b2 0.581), ...