| Autor: |
Al-Faham, Hajer, Ernst, Rose |
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Studies in Law, Politics & Society; 2016, Vol. 70, p125-147, 23p |
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This paper highlights the voices of some Muslim American women and identifies the processes of gendered racialization in a context of White supremacy. Informed by Rita Dhamoon's (2011) intersectional "processes of differentiation" and interviews with 20 Muslim American women, we find gendered patterns of racial violence emanating from state and society. According to the interviews, the primary source of the racial violence against women is "society" while men are targeted in a complex configuration of state and society. We argue that this binary is a mirror of the gendered racialization process of maintaining White supremacy in the United States. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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