racialization
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- noun
- /ˌreɪʃəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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racialización
- In recent years, the racialization of the immigrant population has sparked debates about equality and justice.
- racialization of Arabs
- racialization of Syrians
- Arab racialization
I sort of particularly resent the re racialization of society because I think it is making everybody notice things.
- I sort of particularly resent the re racialization of society because I think it is making everybody notice things.
- And it's as if the more we are poor racism, the more we're drawn to that kind of racialisation.
Examples
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Understanding the link between the racialization of Syrians and Blacks helps explain why the Syrians continually reaffirmed and invested in their whiteness
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Racialization facilitated colonialism by consolidating arguments for the appropriation of land and the criminalization of Indigenous religious practices.
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Further, statistics demonstrate the racialization of crime.
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Once again, we see that multiculturalism has resulted in the racialization of American politics.
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The racialization of identities in Darfur has its roots in the British colonial period.
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The racialization of Mexicans was based on cultural characteristics thought to be rooted in heredity.
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Racialization combines ideas about racial difference and practices that produce structured inequalities.
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Events since September 11 have exacerbated all the factors underlying the racialization of Arabs in America, with predictable results.
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For example, Alexandra Stem is investigating the links between medical discourse, eugenics, and the racialization of Mexicans crossing the border.
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The racialization of groups often leads to social divisions and discrimination based on perceived identities.
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Etymology
The word racialization starts with the familiar word race and the ending -ization, which means 'making' or 'process', like in organization. So racialization is the process of 'making' people or things into a racial category, which is why we use it to talk about how groups are given a racial identity and often treated differently.