Competing Masculinities: Negotiating Race through Comparative Racializations
November 29, 3:00pm - 4:30pmMānoa Campus, George Hall 301
While works on immigrant communities and gender often position immigrant masculinities in relation to dominant white masculine normativity, this talk explores the means by which South Asian American men negotiate masculinity in relation to other men in their community, mainstream racializations, and other racialized masculinities. In particular, the talk will examine the ways in which race is negotiated through masculinity with a focus on South Asian American participation in Asian American, South Asian American, Latino, and multiracial basketball leagues. Through such an exploration, one can decipher the ways in which racializations as 芒鈧搕errorists芒鈧 and 芒鈧搉erds芒鈧 are negotiated and mediated through the racialization of black, Latino, and Asian American men.
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Ethnic Studies, Mānoa Campus
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Competing Masculinities: Negotiating Race through Comparative Racializations Mānoa Campus, George Hall 301
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