培养不受歧视的品味

IF 4.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences
M. Case
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引用次数: 132

摘要

这篇评论文章以伊恩·艾尔斯的《普遍偏见》和新的批判性种族理论读物《十字路口》为出发点,敦促进行更系统的数据收集、测试、调查、应该从零售市场中歧视受害者的角度进行分析和理论化,着眼于发展一种与长期建立的歧视品味分类一样丰富和详细的公平品味分类,并使用这种分类来制定更有效的歧视过渡补救措施。
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Developing a Taste for Not Being Discriminated Against
Using as a jumping-off-point Ian Ayres's Pervasive Prejudice and the new Critical Race Theory reader, Crossroads, this review essay urges that more systematic data gathering, testing, surveying, analysis and theorizing should be done from the perspective of the victims of discrimination in the retail markets with an eye toward developing a taxonomy of the taste for fairness as rich and detailed as the long established taxonomy of a taste for discrimination and using this taxonomy to develop more effective transitional remedies for discrimination.
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