CRG Faultlines Archive

Spring 2009

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Words From the Director
Inequalities in Health Status & Use of Social Services
Susan Ivey, Berkeley/UCSF Joint Medical Program
Julian Chow, Social Welfare
Hyper-Black & Hyper-White Characterizations in Film
Professor Linda Haverty Rugg, Scandinavian
Professor Linda Williams, Film Studies
Scripting Female Sexuality
Petra Raquel Rivera, African Diaspora Studies
Ariane Cruz, African Diaspora Studies
Rethinking Reconciliation After Mass Violence
Professor Harvey Weinstein, Public Health and The Human Rights Center
Professor Katharya Um, Ethnic Studies
CRG Pacific Islands Studies Working Group
Pacific Islands Studies Research Working Group
Interacial Verbal Interactions & Intra-Race Policing
Molly Babel, Linguistics
Trevor Gardner, Sociology
Contextualized Formations of Black Identity
Professor Daniel Perlstein, Education
Professor Na’ilah Suad Nasir, African American Studies / Education
Undergraduate Grant Winner Presentations
Jaimee Comstock-Skipp, Near Eastern Studies
Eva Holt-Rusmore, ISF
Weapons of Mass Instruction
Professor Mel Chen, Gender and Women's Studies
Funie Hsu, Education
Spring 2009 Faculty Profile:
Karl Britto, Professor, French & Comparative Literature
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Fall 2008

The Commodification of Wombs & Reproductive Labor
Dr. Kalindi Vora, Anthropology
Dr. Fouzieyha Towghi, Women & Gender Studies
Adventures In Racialization: Immigration & Critical Race Theory
Professor Angela Harris, Law
Professor Leti Volpp, Law
Yes, We Did!
Words From the Director
Race, Space, and Labor Outcomes
Professor John Quigley, Economics
Professor Stephen Rafael, Public Policy
Fighting Workplace Abuse and Dislocation Through Law & Activism
Cheryl Andrada, Law
Francisca James Hernández, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Ethnic Studies
California Roundtable for Philosophy & Race
Falguni Sheth, Hampshire University
Gregory Velazco y Trianosky, Cal State University, Northridge
Nelson Maldonado-Torres University of California, Berkeley
Islamophobia & Anti-Blackness: A Genealogical Approach
Nelson Maldonado-Torres, Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley
Strategies for Decentering Islamophobia
Khaldoun Samman, Sociology, Macalester College
The Geopolitics of Cartoons
Dina al-Kassim, English & Comparative Literature, UC Irvine
Peter Gottschalk, Religion, Wesleyan University
The Qur’an and the U.S. Constitution
Kathleen Moore, Law and Society, UC Santa Barbara
What Islamophobia Means in Britain
Tariq Modood, Sociology, University of Bristol, UK
Islamophobia on the Eastern Front
Hamid Algar, Near Eastern Studies, UC Berkeley
Fall 2008 Faculty Profile
Zeus Leonardo, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Education
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