Racial Fraud and the American Binary

Q3 Arts and Humanities
K. Harrelson
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: In response to recent controversies about racial transitioning, I provide an argument that deceptions about ancestry may sometimes constitute fraud. In order to arrive at this conclusion, I criticize the arguments from analogy made famous by Rebecca Tuvel and Christine Overall. My claim is that we should not think of racial transitioning as similar to gender transitioning, because different identity groups possess different kinds of obstacles to entry. I then provide historical surveys of American racial categories and the various types of passing common in American history, in order to distinguish the potentially fraudulent from the relatively innocent styles of passing.
种族欺诈和美国二元种族
针对最近关于种族转变的争议,我提出了一个论点,即关于血统的欺骗有时可能构成欺诈。为了得出这个结论,我批评了由Rebecca Tuvel和Christine Overall提出的著名的类比论点。我的观点是,我们不应该认为种族转变与性别转变类似,因为不同的身份群体有不同的进入障碍。然后,我提供了美国种族类别的历史调查和美国历史上常见的各种类型的通过,以便区分潜在的欺诈和相对无害的通过方式。
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Eidos: A Journal for Philosophy of Culture
Eidos: A Journal for Philosophy of Culture Arts and Humanities-Philosophy
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