In this paper, we examine the academy as a specific case of the racialization of space,
arguing that most colleges and universities in the United States are in fact historically white …

In this article, we consider the effect of criminal records on college admissions. Nearly 72
percent of colleges require criminal history information during their application processes …

Importance Despite decades-long calls for increasing racial and ethnic diversity, the medical
profession continues to exclude members of Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx …

Background: The percentage of US physicians who identify as being from an
underrepresented racial or ethnic group remains low relative to their proportion in the US …

This chapter connects colorblind ideology to organizational processes. Despite advances in
our thinking about colorblindness as the current dominant racial ideology, scholars are …

Research has frequently remarked on the conceptual overlap of racial versus ethnic
categories at the macro-level, as well as on individual-level inconsistencies across multiple …

How and when does affirmative action emerge in different national contexts? This paper is
the first to analyze the emergence of affirmative action in higher education across national …

Although there is widespread support for diversity in natural resources, diversity is valued for
different reasons. It is important to understand and critically examine these reasons, to …

This article reviews scholarship on college campus activism in the US We use ideology as a
lens with which to examine and discuss college protest. Specifically, we distinguish between …

Asian Americans and Race-Conscious Admissions: Understanding the Conservative
Opposition’s Strategy of Misinformation, Intimi Page 1 Asian Americans and Race-Conscious …