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Genetic Afterlives: Black Jewish Indigeneity in South Africa. NoahTamarkin. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2020. v + 260 pp. (Cloth US$99.95; Paper US$26.95) 遗传后遗症:南非黑人犹太人的愤怒。NoahTamakin。北卡罗来纳州达勒姆:杜克大学出版社,2020年。v+260页(布99.95美元;纸26.95美元)
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-03-28 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12231
Victoria M. Massie
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Bakosó: Afrobeats of Cuba. Eli Jacobs‐Fantauzzi, dir. Clenched Fist Productions/Guampara Films, 2019. 48 min. 巴科索:古巴的非洲人。Eli Jacobs‐Fantauzzi,导演。Clenched Fist Productions/Guampara Films,2019。48分钟。
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-03-28 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12232
Sheriden M. Booker
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Scammer’s Yard: The Crime of Black Repair in Jamaica. Jovan ScottLewis. Minneapolis and London: University of Minnesota Press, 2020. viii + 248 pp. (Paper US $27.00; Cloth US $108.00; E‐Book US $14.85) 骗子的院子:牙买加的黑色修理犯罪。乔帆ScottLewis。明尼阿波利斯和伦敦:明尼苏达大学出版社,2020。8 + 248页(纸本27.00美元;布料108.00美元;电子书(14.85美元)
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-03-28 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12229
Janelle Levy
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“Where Are All the Black People At?”: Landscapes of Erasure in the Flower City “黑人都去哪儿了?”——《花城里的风景》
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2022-03-04 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12226
Kathryn A. Mariner
In Rochester, New York—a highly segregated midsize postindustrial city in the US Rust Belt—the social and physical erasure of Blackness is built into the landscape. Blending experimental and traditional ethnographic exposition, this article interrogates several ways that urban racial exclusion is achieved through modes as wide ranging as policy, demolition, community‐engaged design processes, city mapping, and cultural and historical preservation. The conceptual frameworks of racialized space and Black geographies illuminate the importance of attending to historical and contemporary reverberations of racialized spatial exclusion. A “report back” from ongoing multimodal fieldwork that began in 2018, this article lays groundwork for further exploration of the entanglements of enduring historical racialized patterns of dispossession, contemporary techniques of exclusion, and imagined future respatializations in segregated urban environments.
在纽约罗切斯特,一个高度隔离的中等后工业城市,在美国锈带,社会和物理上对黑人的抹除是建立在景观上的。本文结合实验和传统的民族志论述,探讨了城市种族排斥的几种方式,包括政策、拆迁、社区参与的设计过程、城市地图绘制、文化和历史保护等多种模式。种族化空间和黑人地理的概念框架阐明了关注种族化空间排斥的历史和当代反响的重要性。从2018年开始进行的多模式田野调查的“报告”,本文为进一步探索历史上持久的种族化剥夺模式,当代排斥技术以及在隔离的城市环境中想象的未来补偿的纠缠奠定了基础。
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Leith Mullings: Realizing the Full Potential of African American Women 利思·穆林斯:实现非裔美国妇女的全部潜力
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12218
A. L. Bolles
In 1997 the incomparable Leith Mullings published On Our Own Terms, a collection of essays. Some of these essays were highly acclaimed articles that had been previously published elsewhere or first presented as an influential conference paper circa 1982 to 1996. When the essays were collected, revised, and polished as a body, the result was the pioneering, classic text in Black feminist anthropology, and at large, feminist anthropology. Almost twenty-five years later, On Our Own Terms still provides a template for understanding the critical importance of native anthropology/memoir, history, political economy, the politics of health and illness, and praxis in Black feminist anthropological discourses. Mullings’s opus directs our attention not only to her scholarship, but also to a way to find “a cure” for racism through social science endeavors, in the classroom and in social movements. Moreover, she notes that we (meaning progressive academics/Black feminist anthropologists) have the moral and theoretical responsibility to take action with the goal of being responsible to our community at home and throughout the African Diaspora (Mullings 1997, xix). On Our Own Terms shows how to do this, not with a set of policy recommendations or strategies for action, but with theoretical guidance so as to make it possible for the reader to move forward in their own deliberations. This essay focuses on the influential, groundbreaking, pioneering text On Our Own Terms by reviewing the particulars of the text and its overarching themes. This is followed by how the book’s preface and chapter 6, “Images, Ideology, and Women of Color,” were used in an undergraduate course at the University of Maryland, College Park, as part of the curriculum in Introduction to Black Women’s Studies. This course is one of the prerequisites for earning a Minor in Black Women’s Studies (BWMST), jointly offered by the Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) department and the African American Studies Department (AASD). Leith Mullings’s scholarship was front and center of the Introduction to Black Women’s Studies (WMST 263) syllabi when I taught the course every other year from 2000 to 2014. When I was on leave, one of my advisees took over the class, often using versions of my syllabi as guides.
1997年,举世无双的利斯·穆林斯出版了散文集《我们自己的条件》。其中一些文章是先前在其他地方发表的备受好评的文章,或者是在1982年至1996年左右首次作为有影响力的会议论文发表的文章。当这些文章作为一个整体被收集、修改和润色时,结果是黑人女性主义人类学的先驱、经典文本,总的来说,是女性主义人类学。将近25年后,《以我们自己的方式》仍然为理解黑人女性主义人类学话语中土著人类学/回忆录、历史、政治经济学、健康和疾病的政治以及实践的关键重要性提供了一个模板。穆林斯的作品不仅将我们的注意力引向她的学术成就,还将我们的注意力引向了通过社会科学的努力,在课堂上和社会运动中找到“治愈”种族主义的方法。此外,她指出,我们(意味着进步学者/黑人女权主义人类学家)有道德和理论责任采取行动的目标是在家负责我们的社区和整个非洲散居侨民(考虑1997年,第十九)。自己的模式显示如何做到这一点,而不是一组政策建议或行动策略,但随着理论指导,以使读者前进在自己的讨论。这篇文章的重点是有影响力的,开创性的,开拓性的文本在我们自己的条款通过审查文本的细节和它的总体主题。接下来是这本书的序言和第六章“图像、意识形态和有色人种女性”是如何被马里兰大学帕克分校的一门本科课程作为黑人女性研究导论课程的一部分使用的。本课程是获得黑人妇女研究(BWMST)副修课程的先决条件之一,该课程由妇女性别与性研究(WGSS)部门和非洲裔美国人研究部门(AASD)联合提供。从2000年到2014年,我每隔一年教一次《黑人妇女研究概论》(WMST 263)教学大纲时,利思·穆林斯的奖学金是这门课的重点。当我休假时,我的一位顾问接管了我的课程,经常使用我的教学大纲版本作为指导。
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Bodily Burdens: Physical Abuse, Workplace Injury, and Understanding Intersectionality through the Experiences of African Immigrant Direct Care Health Workers 身体负担:身体虐待,工作场所伤害,并通过非洲移民直接护理卫生工作者的经验理解交叉性
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12214
Y. Covington‐Ward
This article uses Leith Mullings’s intersectional approach to health disparities combined with a novel focus on the impact of direct care jobs on workers’ bodies in order to illuminate the everyday experiences of African immigrant direct health care workers in the Greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area. The research for this article is based on thirty interviews with African immigrant direct care workers conducted in 2014. Specifically, by examining direct care workers’ experiences of being physically and verbally abused by patients, and by exploring the impact of extremely high rates of physical injury on the job, this article aims to show the bodily burdens, the physical embodied costs, that direct care workers bear and carry for the larger society related to caring for the elderly and cognitively and physically disabled patients. A focus on the body shows how American labor sectors, including direct care, are shaped by racialized and gendered social orders that immigrants must face after their arrival in the United States.
这篇文章使用了Leith Mullings对健康差距的交叉方法,结合对直接护理工作对工人身体影响的新关注,以阐明大匹兹堡大都市地区非洲移民直接护理工作者的日常经历。本文的研究基于2014年对非洲移民直接护理工作者的30次采访。具体而言,通过调查直接护理人员受到患者身体和言语虐待的经历,并探索极高的身体伤害率对工作的影响,本文旨在展示身体负担、身体体现的成本,直接护理人员为更大的社会承担和承担的与照顾老年人和认知和身体残疾患者有关的责任。对该机构的关注表明,包括直接护理在内的美国劳工部门是如何受到移民抵达美国后必须面对的种族化和性别化社会秩序的影响的。
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引用次数: 2
Heritage, Tourism, and Race: The Other Side of Leisure. Antoinette T.Jackson. New York and Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2020. xiii + 101 pp. (Cloth US$160.00; Paper US$44.95; E‐Book US$40.45) 遗产、旅游和种族:休闲的另一面。安托瓦内特·T·杰克逊。纽约和阿宾顿,英国:劳特利奇,2020年。xiii+101页(布160.00美元;纸44.95美元;电子书40.45美元)
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12219
A. Flewellen
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Reflections on Stress and Resilience Twenty Years Later 二十年后对压力和恢复力的反思
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12220
Alaka Wali
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Introduction 介绍
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12223
R. J. D. Barnes
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Issue Information 问题信息
IF 1.4 Q1 ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/traa.12178
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