Sentences with phrase «race and class politics»

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At 31 years old, I'm 3 classes away from my undergraduate, have run and lost a State Senate race, can debate Hayek and Keynes with economics Professors, debate Nietzsche and Schopenhauer with philosophy professors, and talk occupy politics with working class youth, unemployed workers and homeless bums on the streets of Atlanta.

What kind of witness could we be to our communities, as fragmented as they are by race and class and economics and politics, if the very makeup of our congregations signaled the «manifold wisdom of God» (Eph.

What set of Evangelical leaders are ready to champion the cause of Christian unity across race and politics and class?

Everyone must somehow put together his convictions about such matters as knowledge, the mass media, art, manners, work, play, nature, health, sex, class, race, economics, politics, international relations, and religion into a pattern for the formation of character through the curriculum.

We surveyed 51 members of the Denver Broncos on the subjects of class, race, religion, upbringing, politics and more

«This race will be a choice between a community advocate who stands for ethics reform in government, supporting small businesses and middle class workers, and equality for all people, or a out of touch 1 % er who represents big business, back door politics as usual, and the conservative agenda,» Small said.

He added: «If someone said to me why I am so interested in politics and being an MP and all that, I want to show you can be of my race and my class and be a front bench member, a back bench member, a fully paid up member of the Conservative party.

Instead, as the various seminars and lectures on subjects as diverse as Walden and rocket science, it's a film of ideas, darting effortlessly between debates on society, race, class, politics and much, much more, while adding up to something that feels like a coherent piece of work.

They probe a film's underlying ideology by examining representations of class, gender, race, sexuality, politics and religion.

Long after the marketing dust has settled and every pundit, blowhard and Facebook friend has weighed in on it in terms of race, class, gender, identity, representation, Hollywood, politics, the president and these contentious times in which we live, there will be this: «Black Panther» is one heck of a fun cinematic joyride.

The case takes on greater meaning in the community, bringing to the forefront America's hardened views on race, class and gender politics.

«Escape From Guantanamo Bay,» on the other hand, is too busy cracking jokes about race, class, and politics (let alone juggling a romance subplot) to understand what was so funny about the original in the first place.

It's a perfectly nice movie, if you can get past some sticky social politics in terms of race, class, and economics.

The report advocates making race, class and gender politics the «overarching framework» for all teaching courses at the U.

I pay particular attention to their politics on race, class, inequality, and social change as we interrogated local challenges through a curriculum that explicitly framed inequality as structurally rooted.

Taking the contested relationship between the popular sectors and the Venezuelan state as a point of departure, Iselin Åsedotter Strønen explores how notions such as class, race, state, bureaucracy, popular politics, capitalism, neoliberalism, consumption, oil wealth, and corruption gained salience in the Bolivarian process.

As she did with Half of a Yellow Sun, Adichie creates a multigenerational tale, spanning three continents and incorporating the complicated politics of Lagos, the slippery codes of race and class, and the emotional network of family and friends.

Daryl Carter, author of Brother Bill: President Clinton and the Politics of Race and Class, and Dorothy Padgett, author of Jimmy Carter: Elected President with Pocket Change and Peanuts, talk about the presidency.

While she spins a rangy tale of parents and children, husbands and wives, domestic distress and acrimonious academic politics, she takes an incisive look at race and class and the divisive politics surrounding them in America today and does so with non-racist humor and grace.

In some cases, these were to protect artwork that truly was not meant to be touched, but in large part these norms had nothing do with preservation and everything to do with 19th century politics of gender, race and class control,» according to Cantor Fine Art.

This year's transmediale Marshall McLuhan Lecture is delivered by Sarah Sharma, who has focused on the intersectional politics of time, class, gender, and race in her work.

We engage a wide audience, particularly young people, in discourse and debate on issues surrounding the politics of race, class and gender.

Artists like Lorna Simpson and Marcel Dzama have used collage techniques as a means of addressing topics like fantasy, race, class, and politics, while the collective assume vivid astro focus merges magery from the Internet and analog sources alike.

The Peru - born, Spain - based artist Daniela Ortiz addresses nationality, colonialism, race and class to look at the politics of citizenship.

Inequality, class, race, politics, identity: it's all there to be teased out if you want, but Lew and Locks have built an exhibition that is multivalent, personal, almost conversational.

Organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, this traveling show explores how the topic of food has «allowed American artists both to celebrate and critique their society, expressing ideas relating to politics, race, class, gender, commerce, and how these categories define American identity.»

«Second Sight challenges us to consider what can be grasped when we think beyond what lies in plain sight, providing a forum for conversations about difference and new scholarship in the politics of race, class, and ability in contemporary art,» said Bowdoin College Museum of Art Co-Director Anne Collins Goodyear.

«Outsiders who come here to help don't understand that we play by different rules,» said a friend who has spent her life in New Orleans, where unique intersections between politics, race, class, and corruption make for a particularly heady brew.

If economic class continues to be one of the most bitter flash points in American politics, race is, ever, the other, and never more so than in an election year marked by surges of xenophobia and instances of police violence directed against black citizens.

«Over the course of 20 years Simmons has often used boxing as a leitmotif in his work to address the politics of race, class and professional sports,» the gallery notes.

One of the most important and celebrated contemporary American artists, Carrie Mae Weems has for over thirty years investigated issues of race, gender, and class, and her artwork continues to raise important questions about cultural identity and the politics of representation.

The two 1960s artists whose careers and products may be considered to have formed a bridge between the visual past (the omnipresent black figure, overtures to visual modernism, and the need to acknowledge the politics of race) and a visual future for African American art (artistic singularity over racial unity, narrational / perceptual simultaneity, and the interjecting of class, gender, and sexuality into art) are Bob Thompson and ROMARE BEARDEN.

For me the election revealed a raw and urgent need for drastically different priorities, risks, and experimentation to advance a compelling conversation about race, politics, and class that we need in this new # 45 era.

Under the mentorship of MCASD's Education and Engagement Director, Cris Scorza; Education Manager, Mario Mesquita; and Gallery Educators; TAG members will explore Food Justice as the focus of their artistic practice, ranging from science, race, politics and history, as well as class structure and economy.

The collective has received international recognition for its work on race, class, and gender justice in projects such as Rethinking Nordic Colonialism (2006) and their upcoming exhibition space CAMP (Center for Art on Migration Politics).

For example, a very interesting common theoretical standpoint that was shared and jointly built during this week, was the understanding of black radical imagination as a Marxist approach that could engage utopia and a post-capitalist future from the perspectives of class, race and gender politics.

Her paintings and drawings of the human figure open up a dialogue with viewers about race identity, belonging, class, power and the politics of how we look at others.

As discussions at the intersections of gender, race, cultural background, ability, age, class, education, politics and values are expanded, the significance of community remains important.

Textiles and dress tell much about the politics and culture of a society, reflecting on gender, class, race and sexuality.

Focusing particularly on how the ideas of the 1960s» counterculture on subjects such as gender, sexuality, race, and class have permeated the desires of the «silent majority,» Jones» re-staging reveals the shifts in our understanding of feminism and politics over the past half - century.

We Choose Art: A Feminist Perspective is a group exhibition that will include works by a variety of Los Angeles based artists, each of whom touch upon concepts of race, class, culture, politics, social commentary, and / or gender from a feminist perspective.

Showcasing the works of six artists from the United Kingdom and Nigeria, Japan and Southeast Asia, «BODY / PLAY / POLITICS» considers the ways in which bodies are coded: which bodies count, and how are these bodies marked by external forces such as race, class, nation and gender?

Against this trend, Mark Wallinger's work has, since the 1980s, consistently addressed issues of race and class in the construction of British identity; what he calls «the politics of representation and the representation of politics.»

The topic of food allowed American artists both to celebrate and critique their society, expressing ideas relating to politics, race, class, gender, commerce, and how these categories define American identity.

The exhibition culminates with contemporary examples by Carol Bove, Wade Guyton, Rashid Johnson, Glenn Ligon, and Rudolf Stingel, artists who employ the supposedly «neutral» aesthetic tropes of Minimalism to explore the politics of race, class, and technology.

In his new body of work Simmons continues to excavate politics, music, race and class within American and British culture.

I am only writing to warn you that one of the most evil and deceptive things that those «in power» do is «make the people busy» with in - fighting (party - politics and male vs. female and race, class and other division) mindless entertainment and so on.