Theories of Race and Racism 2020
DOI: 10.4324/9781003060802-10
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Racism and Difference

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“…Because adultism is often overlooked and all oppressive systems are intertwined, we can turn to theorizing on other forms of structural oppression to understand this problematic process. In discussing structural racism and how it operates, Memmi (2000) describes four key moments, or criteria: (1) the insistence on difference, whether real or imaginary; (2) the negative valuation imposed on those who are different; (3) the generalization of the negative valuation to an entire group; and (4) the use of these generalized, negative valuations to justify and legitimize hostility. These same four key moments can be applied to structural adultism (DeJong & Love, 2016), in which the initial insistence on difference may be based on what is known about human development (e.g., young people are different in that their brains and bodies are still developing).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because adultism is often overlooked and all oppressive systems are intertwined, we can turn to theorizing on other forms of structural oppression to understand this problematic process. In discussing structural racism and how it operates, Memmi (2000) describes four key moments, or criteria: (1) the insistence on difference, whether real or imaginary; (2) the negative valuation imposed on those who are different; (3) the generalization of the negative valuation to an entire group; and (4) the use of these generalized, negative valuations to justify and legitimize hostility. These same four key moments can be applied to structural adultism (DeJong & Love, 2016), in which the initial insistence on difference may be based on what is known about human development (e.g., young people are different in that their brains and bodies are still developing).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If racism is taught, perhaps it can be unlearned through antiracism education and culturally responsive pedagogy (Crenshaw, 2002;Tate, 1997). CRS could potentially help to create greater agency in urban schools and the broader society, and build collective consciousness and foster change in institutional practices (Alexander, 2012;Kozol, 2005;Memmi, 2000;Paris & Alim, 2017;Tate, 1997).…”
Section: Discussion/relevance Of Teacher Trainingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D'ailleurs, selon les dires du sujet en question, dans des équipes composées de personnes de différents pays, les différences de valeurs, de normes, et de comportements causent les accrochages, les désaccords, les malentendus, les conflits, la concurrence, la tension et la nervosité. Memmi, 2000). Il désigne, donc, une croyance qui conduit à considérer un peuple comme inférieur à un autre (Louzir-Ben Hassine, 2016).…”
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