Relating Worlds of Racism

Johnson, Ethan

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-78990-3

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“…This "cultural racism" (Jaskułowski, 2019, p. 77) dovetails with other studies done in European countries where "biologically informed racisms" (van Sterkenburg et al, 2019, p. 198) are generally thought to be taboo and where cultural markers of differences are invoked to justify assumed racial/ ethnic hierarchies instead. This circumvention of the concept of race is a defining feature of European Whiteness (Essed et al, 2019). Previous studies have noted the dominant myth in Polish society that the country is supposedly free of racism (Jaskułowski, 2019;Nowicka, 2018).…”

Section: Race and Ethnicity As Conflated Constructsmentioning

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Prejudice in the People’s Game: A Content Analysis of Race/Ethnicity in Polish Televised Football

Lienden

Sterkenburg

2020

Communication & Sport

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This study explores how televised football in Poland serves as a site for the (re)construction of discourses surrounding race and ethnicity and to what extent this squares with previous studies on sport media conducted mainly in Western countries. In our analysis, we identify the discourses surrounding race and ethnicity that the commentators in televised football draw on and examine how they relate to hegemonic discourses and categorizations in wider Polish society. Our findings show that Polish football commentators draw on transnationally circulating racialized/ethnicized discourses on assumed superior physicality when talking about Black football players and on supposed negative psychological capabilities when talking about White Southern European football players. The findings also show that when talking about non-Polish players and head coaches, the commentators regularly rely on an us-versus-them frame that constructs foreign influences as a threat.

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Section: Race and Ethnicity As Conflated Constructsmentioning

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Prejudice in the People’s Game: A Content Analysis of Race/Ethnicity in Polish Televised Football

Lienden

Sterkenburg

2020

Communication & Sport

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“…As such, in Europe, racism has been mainly associated with the horrors of the Holocaust, neglecting the impact of Europe's colonial past on exploitation of racialized groups. Nevertheless, racism and discrimination continue to structure the social realities and experiences of many minority populations across European countries, ranging from ethnic and religious minorities to Black populations (Agirdag 2010;Essed et al 2019;Moffitt, Juang, and Syed 2018).…”

Section: Applying Critical Race Theory In a Western European Contextmentioning

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‘Oh, this is really great work—especially for a Turk’: a critical race theory analysis of Turkish Belgian students’ discrimination experiences

Colak

Praag

Nicaies

2020

Race Ethnicity and Education

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Students of Turkish descent suffer various forms of discrimination in education in Flanders (the northern part of Belgium). Nevertheless, few studies have documented how these discrimination experiences are situated within structures of ethnic inequality in education. Adopting a critical race theory approach, experiences of Turkish Belgian university students were analysed to expose deficit assumptions towards ethnic minorities and push against inequity in education. The accounts of students show the exclusionary treatment they were exposed to despite the dominating discourses of colorblindness in education. Students' experiences with peers highlight the pervasiveness of racism that targeted ethnic minority students based on their ethnic and social class background. Lack of minority representation, ubiquitous microaggressions, and exclusionary curriculum shape students' experiences at university context and affirm White normativity. These findings highlight the urgency of challenging against systems and structures of racism in education. The implications for research and practice are detailed in the concluding section.

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Youth and the Far Right

Nilan

2021

Young People and the Far Right

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Relating Worlds of Racism

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

Prejudice in the People’s Game: A Content Analysis of Race/Ethnicity in Polish Televised Football

Prejudice in the People’s Game: A Content Analysis of Race/Ethnicity in Polish Televised Football

‘Oh, this is really great work—especially for a Turk’: a critical race theory analysis of Turkish Belgian students’ discrimination experiences

Youth and the Far Right

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