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In this essay "The Politics of Naming: Genocide, Civil war, and Insurgency" (London Review of Books, March 2007), the respected Ugandan scholar, Mahmood Mamdani, underscores how the twinned processes of depoliticising and racialising the war in Darfur have enabled various international actors to paint it as a genocide perpetrated by "Arabs".
Are "Arabs" killing "Black Africans" in Darfur? The de facto reliance ... by Ray, Carina / New African
A few weeks later he would mouth off about Obama and at a CNN journalist who asked him to respond to criticism that he was racialising the debate.
After the tears and the triumphs, Hillary's last stand by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Scholars in ecocriticism generally seem, certainly if Glotfelty is representative, not to have learnt from the justified critiques of the implicit racialising of early Anglo-American feminist literary criticism as "white".
Postcolonial ecologies and the gaze of animals: reading some ... by Woodward, Wendy / Journal of Literary Studies
 
 
 
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