Presentation Camille Gear Rich participates in the University of Virginia Law School special symposium, The Intersectional Struggle for Equality at the UVA Law School February 12, 2021 • Camille Gear Rich • Feminist Theory & Masculinity Studies, The Social Construction of Race and Diversity Camille Gear Rich participates in the University of Virginia Law School special symposium, The Intersectional Struggle for Equality at the UVA Law School For recording of the event: https://twitter.com/UVALaw/status/1357777262133862403 Article Developing a Policy Advocacy Practice for Preventing and Ending Homelessness (Co-authors: Lauren E. Brown, Stacy Kratz & Richard Newmyer) June 19, 2020 • Renee Smith-Maddox • The Social Construction of Race and Diversity The purpose of this article is to offer a pedagogical approach for developing a multifaceted policy advocacy practice addressing the Grand Challenge for Social Work to end homelessness. Article Illegitimate Citizenship Rules (Co-author: Rose Cuison Villazor) June 19, 2020 • Leticia M. Saucedo • Feminist Theory & Masculinity Studies, The Social Construction of Race and Diversity This Article calls attention to the prevalence of illegitimacy classifications in immigration law by identifying what we term “illegitimate citizenship rules.” In highlighting the pervasiveness of this form of discrimination, this Article makes three contributions. Article Contracting Our Way to Inequality: Race, Reproductive Freedom, and the Quest for the Perfect Child May 13, 2020 • Camille Gear Rich • Feminist Theory & Masculinity Studies, The Social Construction of Race and Diversity This Article asks a fundamental question: Why does a society ostensibly committed to racial equality allow players in the assisted reproductive technology (ART) market to buy and sell race? As consumers in the ART market well [...] Interview•Media Appearance DEI Week: Camille Gear Rich and Renee Smith-Maddox March 4, 2020 • Camille Gear Rich • The Social Construction of Race and Diversity Camille Gear Rich and Renee Smith-Maddox, co-chairs of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Week 2020, talk about this year's line up of panels and speakers on inclusivity. Visit deiweek.usc.edu for full schedule, through March 6! #deiweek Interview•Media Appearance Reflecting on the Legacy of MLK Jr., Equity & Inclusion in Today’s America January 21, 2020 • Camille Gear Rich • The Social Construction of Race and Diversity USC experts Dr. Shaun R. Harper and Dr. Camille Gear Rich discussed the impact of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the challenges we still face today. Presentation Beyond Uber: Ridesharing on the Path to Economic Justice January 12, 2020 • Camille Gear Rich Ridesharing is the only way to economic justice. The ride will be powerful. The ride will expand opportunity. The ride will be inspiring. But rest assured, the ride will continue. And the ride will be powered [...] Article The Welfare Queen Goes to the Polls (Co-Author: Catherine Powell) December 1, 2019 • Camille Gear Rich • Feminist Theory & Masculinity Studies, The Social Construction of Race and Diversity As Americans celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment’s ratification, our celebration would be premature if we failed to reflect on the ways that race has been used to fracture women’s efforts at coalition politics [...] Chapter in Book Racial Ambiguity Blues: Contemporary Challenges for Racialization Theory in the Twenty-First Century December 1, 2019 • Camille Gear Rich • The Social Construction of Race and Diversity This chapter by Camille Gear Rich explores contemporary accounts of racialization, arguing that Americans are currently experiencing a period of “racial ambiguity blues.” Interview•Media Appearance Purple Project for Democracy: What the Heck is Free Speech? November 18, 2019 • Camille Gear Rich • First Amendment The tenet of freedom of speech is perhaps the most cited, misunderstood and debated part of the Bill of Rights. What kind of speech is protected? What kind of speech is not? What’s the squishy grey [...] 12 Show These TypesInterviewPresentationPublicationShow These TopicsBlack Lives MatterFeminist Theory & Masculinity StudiesFirst AmendmentThe Social Construction of Race and DiversityShow This Date Range From
