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You know you're Black in France when... : the fact of everyday antiblackness

2023

Format:	Book
Author:	Keaton, Trica Danielle, author.
Title:	You know you're Black in France when... : the fact of everyday antiblackness / Trica Keaton.
Publisher, Date:	Cambridge, Massachusetts : The MIT Press, 2023.
Description:	xvi, 285 pages : illustrated ; 24 cm
Summary:	"How daily antiblackness in mainland France, rooted in enslavement and coloniality, legitimizes antiblack dehumanization in spite of the "official" state position of raceblindness, echoing structural racism conversations worldwide"-- Provided by publisher. "How daily antiblackness in mainland France, rooted in enslavement and coloniality, legitimizes antiblack dehumanization in spite of the "official" state position of raceblindness, echoing structural racism conversations worldwide"-- Provided by publisher.
Subjects:	Black people -- France -- Social conditions. France -- Race relations American Library in Paris Book Award submission, 2023
Other Title:	You know you are Black in France when... #You know you're Black in France when... #You know you are Black in France when...
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index. American Library in Paris Book Award, 2022 shortlist American Library in Paris speaker, 2023-2024 season
Contents:	The choice of ignorance : equality in principle vs. Equal protection -- #YouknowurblackinFrancewhen . . . : the fact of everyday antiblackness -- Au Nègre Joyeux and friends : everyday antiblackness posing as public art -- On police violence -- Coda: Universalize to pantheonize.
ISBN:	9780262047784
Current Holds:	0
# Local items:	3
Control Number:	171201
Awards:	American Library in Paris Book Award, 2022 shortlist

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