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Resisting racism in everyday life: from ignoring to confrontation and protest

Ellefsen, Rune ; Banafsheh, Azin ; Sandberg, Sveinung

Ethnic and racial studies, 2022-12, Vol.45 (16), p.435-457 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Resisting racism in everyday life: from ignoring to confrontation and protest
Autor: Ellefsen, Rune ; Banafsheh, Azin ; Sandberg, Sveinung
Assuntos: Antiracism ; Black people ; Conflict ; everyday ; Everyday life ; Minority groups ; Prejudice ; Racial discrimination ; racial prejudice ; Racism ; Resistance ; Social function ; Youth
É parte de: Ethnic and racial studies, 2022-12, Vol.45 (16), p.435-457
Notas: NFR/259541
Descrição: Racial discrimination takes many forms and so does opposition to it. In contrast to the dominant emphasis on institutional or state efforts to counter racism, we examine how members of racially minoritized groups resist racism in their everyday lives. Drawing on forty-one qualitative interviews with young, mainly Black, people in Norway, we identify five distinct ways in which they actively counter racism, as opposed to passively accepting or adapting to it. Participants resisted racism by ignoring, confronting, sharing experiences about, reporting and protesting it. Our analysis explicates the characteristics, potential outcomes and social function of such resistance to racism. The study contributes to the literature on everyday racism and antiracism by making it evident how those at the receiving end negotiate and actively oppose racist experiences.
Editor: London: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês;Norueguês

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