Beyond Euro?Americancentric Forms of Racism and Anti?racism

Critical Race Theory and Education: Racism and antiracism in educational theory and praxis

What is Critical Race Theory (CRT) and what does it offer educational researchers and practitioners outside the US? This paper addresses these questions by examining the recent history of antiracist research and policy in the UK. In particular, the paper argues that conventional forms of antiracism have proven unable to keep pace with the development of increasingly racist and exclusionary educ...

Racism, Differentialism, and Antiracism in Everyday Ideology: A Mixed-Methods Study in Britain

WorkCover's physiotherapy forms: purpose beyond paperwork?

We retrospectively analysed 219 consecutive treatment plans submitted to a large New South Wales workers' compensation insurer for workers coded by the insurer as suffering from back pain. The purpose was to (i) describe the quality of goals of treatment provided to insurers by physiotherapists for workers with back pain using guidelines provided by the WorkCover Authority of New South Wales (W...

Racism, narcissism, and integrity.

Recently there has been much literature pertaining to the psychodynamics of narcissism and its relation to psychopathological and normal psychic functions. While these models of the mind are primarily aimed at understanding individual behavior in the therapeutic relationship, they are also useful in clarifying one's thinking about racism, which can be approached both from an individual and soci...

Racism and Social Darwinism

also there was a tendency to borrow heavily from the evolutionary theories of Herbert Spencer and Charles Darwin (‘survival of the fittest’ is a vulgarisation of a more complex theory); especially, they drew on the idea of struggle and survival as the natural mechanisms for maintaining and improving the ‘stock’—i.e., genetic characteristics—of human beings. This was the origins of so-called ‘sc...