Black Veteranality is an examination of the intersection of race, patriotism, and military service from the perspective of Black veterans, offering a robust framework for reimagining American patriotism and reframing veteran identity.
Black Veteranality is an examination of the intersection of race, patriotism, and military service from the perspective of Black veterans, offering a robust framework for reimagining American patriotism and reframing veteran identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bryon L. Garner, a Veteran Studies scholar, examines the intersections of race, patriotism, and military service by introducing his Black veteranality framework. A U.S. Navy veteran, his academic work synthesizes veteran critical theory and critical race theory to analyze systemic inequities within military and veteran culture. His scholarship challenges conventional narratives of patriotism in America by centering marginalized veterans' lived experiences, revealing how institutional practices within the armed services perpetuate racial disparities despite meritocratic ideals. Dr. Garner's research informs policy discussions on veteran healthcare access and advocates for equitable recognition of diverse service members' contributions to national identity. Through an innovative blending of personal narrative and structural analysis, Dr. Garner advances the understanding of veteranality as a fluid construct shaped by race, gender, and societal perceptions of service. His work continues to reframe academic and public conversations about military service, veteran identity, and racial justice in America.
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Prologue: Shifting the Lens on Black Military Service and Veteran Identity Introduction: Beneath the Surface: Black Veterans, Patriotism, and the Lega-cy of Marion, Indiana 2. Patriotic Dilemma: Black Veterans' Dual Burden at the Intersection of Race Patriotism
Prologue: Shifting the Lens on Black Military Service and Veteran Identity Introduction: Beneath the Surface: Black Veterans, Patriotism, and the Lega-cy of Marion, Indiana 2. Patriotic Dilemma: Black Veterans' Dual Burden at the Intersection of Race Patriotism
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