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Category: Ethnic Studies
Fort Hood Sparks Muslim Bashing in Mainstream Media
Media Bias on Fort Hood Tragedy This isn’t particularly surprising. American civil liberties get massacred during such crises. Instead of calling Major Hasan an ‘alleged’ shooter till he is confirmed guilty by a court of law (Fifth Amendment), speculators have Read More …
DownFall of Fiji: Coup Culture or PostColonial Failure?
In response to the fourth coup in the Fiji Islands in as many as seventeen years, the international community demanded the restoration of democracy and order in the country. While Sitiveni Rabuka, Fiji’s first coup leader, expressed regret over introducing Read More …
Food More Important Than Democracy In Fiji?
This statement from Peceli Kinivuwaii of the depoused SDL Party is disheartening: “Because the majority of the people of Fiji – in particular the indigenous community – don’t know the meaning and the value of democracy. That is why people Read More …
Journal of Peasant Studies – Peasant Pasts: History and Memory in Western India
This book review should appear in the upcoming edition of the Journal of Peasant Studies. I cannot publish the whole bit here even though it is my work, since I signed over licensing rights but it should be available through Read More …
TOI Article – 'Why Blacks outrace Whites'
This was supposed to be posted in the “Olympic season” but better late than never. I think any study that starts with the central assumption that there is some great tangible genetic difference between a “black” or “white” person is Read More …