Yolanda T Moses
Biographic Data
| ID | 101611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yolanda T Moses |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yolanda T |
| FAMILY NAME | Moses |
| SIGNATURE | MOSES Y T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Riverside |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4447-1280 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 73 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Real Is Race?: Unraveling Race, Biology, and Culture
Biologically speaking, there is no such thing as race. Yet this seems to contradict the experiences of people in the United States and other countries where racial classification is used daily, by individuals and institutions. Race still matters, whether in wealth accumulation, educational achievement, health, the legal system, or in personal safety. How can race not be real when we experience its effects every day? Mukhopadhyay, Henze, and Moses…
Education
Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the university are increasingly valorized, but have we made progress in supporting diverse faculty and students? Synthesizing contributions in this issue that advocate for meaningful faculty diversity and genuine forms of care in the university, this essay reflects on why, even after decades of such diversity initiatives, higher education still struggles with the underrepresentation of minority scho…
Anthropological perspectives on race, nation, economics, and white supremacy: Question: How can economic anthropology promote the construction of just and anti-racist economic forms
Determinism, Biological
Though the vast majority of anthropologists and biologists reject biological determinism today, the biologically deterministic ideologies continue to influence the way many general publics think about such issues as race and behavior, gender, and sexuality, and also influences some biomedical thinking and practice. This entry explores the themes of race and behavior and of race and biomedical thinking and practice as they relate to biological det…
Race and Racism in the Twenty-First Century
Race: Are We So Different
Featuring essays by noted anthropologists and photos from the American Anthropological Association's "RACE: Are We So Different?" project, this book explores how the notion of race has changed throughout history, as well as contemporary experiences of race and racism in the United States; how race and racism have influenced laws, customs, and social institutions; and how current scientific understanding is often inconsistent with popular beliefs …
Race and Education
This chapter contains sections titled: Closing the “Achievement Gap” Affirmative Action: Undoing Inequality References Michael Omi, Asian Americans: The Unbearable Whiteness of Being? Mica Pollock, Some Myths about Race that Every Educator Needs to Unlearn Mica Pollock, Some Myths about Race; Further Reading Further Reading
Race and Health Disparities
This chapter contains sections titled: Race, Discrimination, and Stress Race and Hypertension: The Cultural Meaning of Skin Color Environmental Racism BiDil and Race in Medicine References Susan Reverby, Concepts of Race, Practices of Racism Further Reading
What Is Science in Anthropology
Public Policy Implications of the Race: Are We So Different? Project
Pam Putenanny is contributing editor of "Views on Policy," the AAA Committee on Public Policy column in Anthropology News. Keywords: views on policy, RACE, Texas child protective services, RACE Project, training program
Race Project: California Museum Welcomes Race Exhibit: UCR Graduate Students Present Companion Projects
Next Steps for a Public Anthropology of Race
Joseph Jones is contributing editor for the AAA's RACE Project column in Anthropology News
The Public Education Project of the AAA: Race: Are We So Different
Race Project Builds on Collaboration
Engaging Departments in Outreach on Race
Rethinking Race and Human Variation
Race, Nature and the Politics of Difference . Donald S. Moore , Jake Kosek , Anand Pandian
Interdisciplinary Conference on Race Held
Understanding Race Project Moves Forward
"The Continuing Power of the Concept of "Race
Commentary: Shifting the Affirmative Action Focus from Access to Success
AAA Race and Human Variability Project: A Request for Assistance
AAA Public Education Initiative Moves Forward
Race, Higher Education, and American Society
This article explores three connected premises: first, that folk beliefs about the immutable nature of race are prevalent in society today; second, that there is a social and cultural reluctance to discuss the American racialized worldview; and, third, that there is the potential for American policy makers and society at large to reembrace biological determinism and social Darwinism at the millennium. The author suggests that anthropologists have…
An Idea Whose Time Has Come Again: "Anthropologist Reclaims "Race
Reestablishing "Race" in Anthropological Discourse
Anthropology, despite its historic role in both creating and dismantling the American racial worldview, seems barely visible in contemporary scholarly and public discussions of "race." The authors argue that race should once again be central to anthropological inquiry, that cultural and physical anthropologists must jointly develop and publicly disseminate a unified, uniquely anthropological perspective. They suggest ways to proceed and identify …
Are Four Fields in Our Future
What Is Science in Anthropology
The Challenge of Diversity: Anthropological Perspectives on University Culture
Female Status, the Family, and Male Dominance in a West Indian Community
"The Continuing Power of the Concept of "Race
The Public Education Project of the AAA: Race: Are We So Different
Black American women and work: Historical and contemporary strategies for empowerment—II
What Price Education: The Working Women of Montserrat
Female Status, the Family, and Male Dominance in a West Indian Community
Black American women and work: Historical and contemporary strategies for empowerment—II
Doing the job—Ethnic and women's studies in a Polytechnic University
The Challenge of Diversity: Anthropological Perspectives on University Culture
The Economizing Strategy An Application and a Critique
The Economizing Strategy: An Application and. Critique. Willie Baber. New York: Peter Lang Publishers, 1988. 232 pp. $45 (cloth)
The Black Atlantic: Modernity and Double Consciousness. Paul Gilroy
Anthropology: A Critical Retrospective
The Challenge is Ours
An Idea Whose Time Has Come Again: "Anthropologist Reclaims "Race
Are Four Fields in Our Future
Reestablishing "Race" in Anthropological Discourse
Anthropology, despite its historic role in both creating and dismantling the American racial worldview, seems barely visible in contemporary scholarly and public discussions of "race." The authors argue that race should once again be central to anthropological inquiry, that cultural and physical anthropologists must jointly develop and publicly disseminate a unified, uniquely anthropological perspective. They suggest ways to proceed and identify …
Race, Higher Education, and American Society
This article explores three connected premises: first, that folk beliefs about the immutable nature of race are prevalent in society today; second, that there is a social and cultural reluctance to discuss the American racialized worldview; and, third, that there is the potential for American policy makers and society at large to reembrace biological determinism and social Darwinism at the millennium. The author suggests that anthropologists have…
AAA Race and Human Variability Project: A Request for Assistance
AAA Public Education Initiative Moves Forward
Commentary: Shifting the Affirmative Action Focus from Access to Success
Race, Nature and the Politics of Difference . Donald S. Moore , Jake Kosek , Anand Pandian
Interdisciplinary Conference on Race Held
Understanding Race Project Moves Forward
"The Continuing Power of the Concept of "Race
Rethinking Race and Human Variation
Race Project Builds on Collaboration
Engaging Departments in Outreach on Race
The Public Education Project of the AAA: Race: Are We So Different
Next Steps for a Public Anthropology of Race
Joseph Jones is contributing editor for the AAA's RACE Project column in Anthropology News
Sociology (34 works) · Computer Science (24 works) · Gender Studies (23 works) · Library science (20 works) · Citation (19 works) · Political science (16 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Anthropology (8 works) · Gender Studies (8 works)