Women, Wars and Public Policies shatters the boundaries of conventional antiracism, offering an examination of white supremacy's persistence through the lens of humanity's most pressing challenges.
Women, Wars and Public Policies shatters the boundaries of conventional antiracism, offering an examination of white supremacy's persistence through the lens of humanity's most pressing challenges.
Ayanna Yonemura is the author of Race, Nation, War and a lecturer in the Ethnic Studies Department and Sociology Department at California State University, Sacramento, USA. Her research focuses on race and public policy from a feminist and comparative perspective. She is a past recipient of two Fulbright Fellowships. Ayanna earned a Ph.D. in Urban Planning and an M.A. in African Studies from the University of California Los Angeles and a B.A. (honors) in German Studies from the University of California Santa Cruz.
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1 The train conductor teaches me a lesson PART 1 2 When and where they entered 3 Mrs. Roosevelt organizes a concert and tours a concentration camp PART 2 4 Mr. Trump boards a battleship 5 Mrs. Merkel leads the West 6 Reframing and retelling
1 The train conductor teaches me a lesson PART 1 2 When and where they entered 3 Mrs. Roosevelt organizes a concert and tours a concentration camp PART 2 4 Mr. Trump boards a battleship 5 Mrs. Merkel leads the West 6 Reframing and retelling
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