In Search of the Power of Whiteness: A Genealogical Exploration of Negotiated Racial Identities in America's Ethnic Past.
In this essay, the authors explore some of the relational, intersectional, and contextual dimensions of negotiated racial identities. By employing a genealogical method of analysis that looks at three key cases (Anastasie Desarzant, Homer Plessy, and Suzie Phipps), they investigate how various histo...
| Publicado en: | Communication Quarterly Vol. 50; no. 3/4; pp. 391 - 410 |
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Summer/Fall2002 Part 2
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