1. More than Just Insults: Rethinking Sociology's Contribution to Scholarship on Racial Microaggressions.
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Embrick, David G., Domínguez, Silvia, and Karsak, Baran
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MICROAGGRESSIONS , *SOCIOLOGY , *RACE discrimination - Abstract
Our goal with this special issue is to expand currently untapped ideas about racial microaggressions from a sociological point of view. As noted, research on this issue comes largely out of psychiatry, psychology, and education-disciplines that tend to place less emphasis on structural and institutional causes of racism. There is a need for more sociologically guided research to examine how subtle, covert, and non-apparent forms of racism affect minorities physiologically, psychologically, and emotionally-and how these micronooses can best be understood in a larger context of structural racism. Examination of racial microaggressions from a sociological point of view promises additional insight to help understand the complexities of contemporary race and racism in America and abroad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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