(Download ebook) Conflicted Commitments: Race, Privilege, and Power in Solidarity Activism
❀ Gada Mahrouse ❀
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A must read for solidarity allies and activists!By Ayanna DozierA must read for anyone who wants to consider themselves an ally in any solidarity movement. Mahrouse rightly asserts that privilege must be recognized before solidarity can even begin, not only that, but that in order to stand with someone in solidarity you have to be anti-racist, anti-sexist, and anti-homophobic---no exceptions. Mahrouse goes through the rhetoric of decolonialism tConflicted Commitments provides an accessible and innovative approach to exploring transnational activism and raises a number of important questions about the racialized and gendered patterns of power and solidarity that shape these encounters.rdquo; Nancy A. Naples, Department of Sociology, UniConflicted Commitments analyzes a form of non-violent, direct transnational solidarity in which activists from the global North travel to support and protect people in the global South. Gada Mahrouse contends that this brand of activism is a compelling site of racialized power relations and is highly instructive for a nuanced understanding of systems of race.Mahrouse argues that the individuals who partake in this form of activism consciously deploy their white, western privilege to offer suppo... [PDF.ax03] Conflicted Commitments: Race, Privilege, and Power in Solidarity Activism Rating: 3.56 (612 Votes)
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You can specify the type of files you want, for your gadget.Conflicted Commitments: Race, Privilege, and Power in Solidarity Activism | Gada Mahrouse. I have read it a couple of times and even shared with my family members. Really good. Couldnt put it down.
