racism – Conflict, Justice, Decolonization

2020 年 11 月 1 日

Monuments, memory, and movements: How should the world reckon with a controversial past?

Article by John Lee Candelaria. Abstract: As statues honoring white supremacists fell in the wake of the anti-racist protests and the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, this essay asks: should monuments that memorialize a problematic past be removed or preserved as historical relics? To answer this question, the author contextualized […]

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2020 年 7 月 19 日

State Regulation, Pandemic, and Africans in South China

Article by LI Qi. Abstract During the Covid-19 pandemic, African nationals were maltreated in Guangdong Province, China. African students and businesspeople were forced to undergo additional quarantine and nucleic acid tests. Meanwhile, they were unwelcomed on the street, at their places of work and even their accommodations. In contrast to […]

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Monuments, memory, and movements: How should the world reckon with a controversial past?

State Regulation, Pandemic, and Africans in South China

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