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克莱尔·金开创性的种族三角理论(1999年)和她的著作《苦果:纽约市黑人-朝鲜冲突的政治》(2000年)出版二十年后，种族间冲突和联盟、种族抵抗和种族权力等问题激发了金作品的发展，在今天仍然回响。在《苦果》(Bitter Fruit)一书中，金对1990年纽约的“红苹果抵制运动”(Red Apple Boycott)进行了观察和分析。当时，纽约市的黑人积极分子和社区成员抗议韩国店主Bong Ok Jang袭击海地顾客Ghiselaine Felissaint)，他敏锐地指出，白人种族权力在为种族冲突设定条件时，往往是看不见的。
Claire Jean Kim's racial triangulation at 20: rethinking Black-Asian solidarity and political science
Twenty years after the publication of Claire Jean Kim’s groundbreaking racial triangulation theory (1999) and her book Bitter Fruit: The Politics of Black-Korean Conflict in New York City (2000), questions of interracial conflict and coalition, racial resistance, and racial power that animated the development of Kim’s work continue to reverberate present day. In Bitter Fruit, Kim’s observations and analysis of the 1990 Red Apple Boycott, where Black activists and community members in New York City protested the assault of Haitian customer Ghiselaine Felissaint by Korean store owner Bong Ok Jang, astutely pinpoint white racial power’s frequently invisibilized hand in setting the terms for interacial conflict:
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