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Goldberg, David Theo, & Essed, Philomena. (2002). Introduction: From
racial demarcations to multiple identifications. In P. Essed & D.
Goldberg (Eds.), Race critical theories (pp. 1-13). Oxford: Blackwell
Publishers.
Guess, Teresa. (2001). Critical race theory: Contributions of Joe
Feagin. Paper presented at the Society for the Study of Social
Problems (SSSP).
Hall, Ronald E. (2002). The class initiatives of intelligence rhetoric:
Implications of racism for scientific inquiry. Race, Gender & Class,
9(4), 61-70.
Hall, Stuart. (1996). Race, articulation and societies structured in
dominance. In H. A. Baker, Jr. & M. Diawara & R. H. Lindeborg (Eds.),
Black British cultural studies: A reader. Chicago: University of Chicago
Press.
Hall, Stuart. (2001). Reflections on "Race, articulation, and societies
structured in dominance". In P. Essed & D. Goldberg (Eds.), Race and
critical theories: Text and context (pp. 449-461). Oxford: Blackwell
Publishers.
Hall, Stuart. (2001). Race, articulation, and societies structured in
dominance. In P. Essed & D. Goldberg (Eds.), Race critical theories:
Text and context (pp. 39-68). Oxford: Blacwell Publishers.
Haraway, Donna. (1990). A manifesto for cyborgs: Science, thenology,
and socialist feminism_womanism in the 1980s. In L. J. Nicholson
(Ed.), Feminism_womanism/postmodernism (pp. 191-233). New York:
Routledge.
Harris, Leonard (Ed.). (1999). Racism: Key concepts in critical theory.
Amherst, NY: Humanity Books.
Harris, Leonard. (1999). What, then, is racism? In L. Harris (Ed.),
Racism: Key concepts in critical theory (pp. 437-450). Amherst, NY:
Humanity Books.
Hartmann, Douglas. (2002). Sport as contested terrain. In D. Goldberg
& J. Solomos (Eds.), A companion to racial and ethnic studies (pp.
405-415). Oxford: Blackwell Publishers.
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