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Rethinking Racial Boundaries
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This book explores contemporary inflections of blackness in Israel and foreground them in the historical geographies of Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
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This book explores contemporary inflections of blackness in Israel and foreground them in the historical geographies of Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000258264
- Artikelnr.: 60352209
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 270
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2020
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000258264
- Artikelnr.: 60352209
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Uri Dorchin is a cultural anthropologist. His studies are focused on the socio-cultural aspects of popular culture and music, ethnicity, and racial thinking. He is currently a visiting assistant professor at the Nazarian Center for Israel Studies at UCLA. Gabriella Djerrahian is an assistant professor at the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. Her research engages with questions of race and racialization, diaspora, and belonging.
Introduction Uri Dorchin and Gabriella Djerrahian Part I: Background:
Predicaments of Jewishness and Blackness 1. The Image of the Black in
Jewish Culture: An Overview Abraham Melamed 2. Jewishness, Blackness and
Genetic Data: Israeli Geneticists and Physicians Tracing the Ancestry of
Two African Populations Nurit Kirsh Part II: Blackness in the Jewish
Israeli Society 3. Kinked Race and Ethiopian Jewish Blackness in Israel: An
Ethnography Gabriella Djerrahian 4. Black-Israeli Lives Matter: Online
Activism among Young Ethiopian Israelis Omer Keynan 5. Blackness in
Translation: The Israeli Black Panthers, 1971 Oz Frankel 6. Blackness,
Mizrahi Identity and Ethnic Shifting in Contemporary Israeli Popular Music
Miranda L. Crowdus 7. A Different Hue of Blackness: The Haredi Case Nissim
Leon Part III: Contested Blackness 8. "I Am Blacker than You": Mizrahiness
and Ethiopianess in an Educational Boarding School in Israel Avihu Shoshana
9. Black City: Sounding Race, Territory and Belonging in Tel Aviv's
"African Refugee Crisis" Sarah Hankins 10. Trajectories of Soul
Citizenship: African Dance Clubs between Global Blackness and Local
Awareness Uri Dorchin 11. Already Black...and Proud, and Righteous: The
African Hebrew Israelite Community in the State of Israel Fran Markowitz
Part IV: Blackness and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 12. What is the
Color of an Arab? A Critical View of Color Games Honaida Ghanim 13. What
Color are Israeli Jews? Intersectionality, Israel Advocacy, and the
Changing Discourse of Color and Indigeneity Michael R. Fischbach
Predicaments of Jewishness and Blackness 1. The Image of the Black in
Jewish Culture: An Overview Abraham Melamed 2. Jewishness, Blackness and
Genetic Data: Israeli Geneticists and Physicians Tracing the Ancestry of
Two African Populations Nurit Kirsh Part II: Blackness in the Jewish
Israeli Society 3. Kinked Race and Ethiopian Jewish Blackness in Israel: An
Ethnography Gabriella Djerrahian 4. Black-Israeli Lives Matter: Online
Activism among Young Ethiopian Israelis Omer Keynan 5. Blackness in
Translation: The Israeli Black Panthers, 1971 Oz Frankel 6. Blackness,
Mizrahi Identity and Ethnic Shifting in Contemporary Israeli Popular Music
Miranda L. Crowdus 7. A Different Hue of Blackness: The Haredi Case Nissim
Leon Part III: Contested Blackness 8. "I Am Blacker than You": Mizrahiness
and Ethiopianess in an Educational Boarding School in Israel Avihu Shoshana
9. Black City: Sounding Race, Territory and Belonging in Tel Aviv's
"African Refugee Crisis" Sarah Hankins 10. Trajectories of Soul
Citizenship: African Dance Clubs between Global Blackness and Local
Awareness Uri Dorchin 11. Already Black...and Proud, and Righteous: The
African Hebrew Israelite Community in the State of Israel Fran Markowitz
Part IV: Blackness and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 12. What is the
Color of an Arab? A Critical View of Color Games Honaida Ghanim 13. What
Color are Israeli Jews? Intersectionality, Israel Advocacy, and the
Changing Discourse of Color and Indigeneity Michael R. Fischbach
Introduction Uri Dorchin and Gabriella Djerrahian Part I: Background:
Predicaments of Jewishness and Blackness 1. The Image of the Black in
Jewish Culture: An Overview Abraham Melamed 2. Jewishness, Blackness and
Genetic Data: Israeli Geneticists and Physicians Tracing the Ancestry of
Two African Populations Nurit Kirsh Part II: Blackness in the Jewish
Israeli Society 3. Kinked Race and Ethiopian Jewish Blackness in Israel: An
Ethnography Gabriella Djerrahian 4. Black-Israeli Lives Matter: Online
Activism among Young Ethiopian Israelis Omer Keynan 5. Blackness in
Translation: The Israeli Black Panthers, 1971 Oz Frankel 6. Blackness,
Mizrahi Identity and Ethnic Shifting in Contemporary Israeli Popular Music
Miranda L. Crowdus 7. A Different Hue of Blackness: The Haredi Case Nissim
Leon Part III: Contested Blackness 8. "I Am Blacker than You": Mizrahiness
and Ethiopianess in an Educational Boarding School in Israel Avihu Shoshana
9. Black City: Sounding Race, Territory and Belonging in Tel Aviv's
"African Refugee Crisis" Sarah Hankins 10. Trajectories of Soul
Citizenship: African Dance Clubs between Global Blackness and Local
Awareness Uri Dorchin 11. Already Black...and Proud, and Righteous: The
African Hebrew Israelite Community in the State of Israel Fran Markowitz
Part IV: Blackness and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 12. What is the
Color of an Arab? A Critical View of Color Games Honaida Ghanim 13. What
Color are Israeli Jews? Intersectionality, Israel Advocacy, and the
Changing Discourse of Color and Indigeneity Michael R. Fischbach
Predicaments of Jewishness and Blackness 1. The Image of the Black in
Jewish Culture: An Overview Abraham Melamed 2. Jewishness, Blackness and
Genetic Data: Israeli Geneticists and Physicians Tracing the Ancestry of
Two African Populations Nurit Kirsh Part II: Blackness in the Jewish
Israeli Society 3. Kinked Race and Ethiopian Jewish Blackness in Israel: An
Ethnography Gabriella Djerrahian 4. Black-Israeli Lives Matter: Online
Activism among Young Ethiopian Israelis Omer Keynan 5. Blackness in
Translation: The Israeli Black Panthers, 1971 Oz Frankel 6. Blackness,
Mizrahi Identity and Ethnic Shifting in Contemporary Israeli Popular Music
Miranda L. Crowdus 7. A Different Hue of Blackness: The Haredi Case Nissim
Leon Part III: Contested Blackness 8. "I Am Blacker than You": Mizrahiness
and Ethiopianess in an Educational Boarding School in Israel Avihu Shoshana
9. Black City: Sounding Race, Territory and Belonging in Tel Aviv's
"African Refugee Crisis" Sarah Hankins 10. Trajectories of Soul
Citizenship: African Dance Clubs between Global Blackness and Local
Awareness Uri Dorchin 11. Already Black...and Proud, and Righteous: The
African Hebrew Israelite Community in the State of Israel Fran Markowitz
Part IV: Blackness and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 12. What is the
Color of an Arab? A Critical View of Color Games Honaida Ghanim 13. What
Color are Israeli Jews? Intersectionality, Israel Advocacy, and the
Changing Discourse of Color and Indigeneity Michael R. Fischbach