Annie Hikido
Biographic Data
| ID | 179230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Annie Hikido |
| GIVEN NAMES | Annie |
| FAMILY NAME | Hikido |
| SIGNATURE | HIKIDO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colby College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7675-2730 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Home Renovation as National Modernization: Colonial Fantasies and Postcolonial Aspirations in South African Township Tourism
This article theorizes the home as a site where women rearticulate racialized narratives of neighborhood and nation. I focus on Black women who operate their homes as accommodations within South African township tourism. In post-apartheid cities, Black townships remain segregated and stigmatized by underdevelopment. Drawing upon fourteen months of fieldwork in Cape Town, I illustrate how hostesses communicated visions for modernization through th…
A Struggle by Any Other Name: Coalitional Pedagogy for Antiracist Solidarity
Teaching the sociology of race often relies on discussions organized by racial groups. This approach risks foreclosing opportunities for building intergroup alliances. I develop a coalitional pedagogy that promotes a shared political commitment across racial identities. I model one application through a relational analysis of three cases. By illuminating how racism afflicts different groups in patterned ways, instructors can build interest conver…
Of Mountains and Multiculturalism: The Cape Town Tourist Gaze
This chapter explains the tour’s journey through Long Street, Table Mountain, Camps Bay, Green Point and the VandA Waterfront. It illustrates how the tour’s narrative cultivates a tourist gaze that consumes Cape Town as a city of multicultural inclusivity, natural grandiosity and Western modernity. International tourism to South Africa declined during apartheid owing to globally broadcast images of violence and anti-apartheid resistance. The City…
The Laziness Myth: Narratives of Work and the Good Life in South Africa
Making South Africa Safe: The Gendered Production of Black Place on the Global Stage
Entrepreneurship in South African township tourism: The Impact of Interracial Social Capital
Ethnic entrepreneurship scholarship has demonstrated the importance of social capital for "minority" entrepreneurs, but these studies presume that social capital is co-ethnic. I complicate this assumption by investigating entrepreneurial black women and interracial social capital in South African township tourism, a niche market within the nation's growing tourism industry. Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork conducted in two black townships in C…
Whitened rainbows: How white college students protect whiteness through diversity discourses
This qualitative study investigates white students’ attitudes toward campus diversity at a large, multiracial public university. Drawing upon focus group data gathered from a larger campus climate study, we identified four themes: participants voiced that: (1) racial diversity fosters campus tolerance; (2) diversity fragments into de facto racial segregation; (3) institutional support of diversity undermines and excludes whites; and (4) the unive…
Whitened rainbows: How white college students protect whiteness through diversity discourses
This qualitative study investigates white students’ attitudes toward campus diversity at a large, multiracial public university. Drawing upon focus group data gathered from a larger campus climate study, we identified four themes: participants voiced that: (1) racial diversity fosters campus tolerance; (2) diversity fragments into de facto racial segregation; (3) institutional support of diversity undermines and excludes whites; and (4) the unive…
Entrepreneurship in South African township tourism: The Impact of Interracial Social Capital
Ethnic entrepreneurship scholarship has demonstrated the importance of social capital for "minority" entrepreneurs, but these studies presume that social capital is co-ethnic. I complicate this assumption by investigating entrepreneurial black women and interracial social capital in South African township tourism, a niche market within the nation's growing tourism industry. Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork conducted in two black townships in C…
Making South Africa Safe: The Gendered Production of Black Place on the Global Stage
A Struggle by Any Other Name: Coalitional Pedagogy for Antiracist Solidarity
Teaching the sociology of race often relies on discussions organized by racial groups. This approach risks foreclosing opportunities for building intergroup alliances. I develop a coalitional pedagogy that promotes a shared political commitment across racial identities. I model one application through a relational analysis of three cases. By illuminating how racism afflicts different groups in patterned ways, instructors can build interest conver…
Whitened rainbows: How white college students protect whiteness through diversity discourses
This qualitative study investigates white students’ attitudes toward campus diversity at a large, multiracial public university. Drawing upon focus group data gathered from a larger campus climate study, we identified four themes: participants voiced that: (1) racial diversity fosters campus tolerance; (2) diversity fragments into de facto racial segregation; (3) institutional support of diversity undermines and excludes whites; and (4) the unive…
Entrepreneurship in South African township tourism: The Impact of Interracial Social Capital
Ethnic entrepreneurship scholarship has demonstrated the importance of social capital for "minority" entrepreneurs, but these studies presume that social capital is co-ethnic. I complicate this assumption by investigating entrepreneurial black women and interracial social capital in South African township tourism, a niche market within the nation's growing tourism industry. Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork conducted in two black townships in C…
Making South Africa Safe: The Gendered Production of Black Place on the Global Stage
Of Mountains and Multiculturalism: The Cape Town Tourist Gaze
This chapter explains the tour’s journey through Long Street, Table Mountain, Camps Bay, Green Point and the VandA Waterfront. It illustrates how the tour’s narrative cultivates a tourist gaze that consumes Cape Town as a city of multicultural inclusivity, natural grandiosity and Western modernity. International tourism to South Africa declined during apartheid owing to globally broadcast images of violence and anti-apartheid resistance. The City…
The Laziness Myth: Narratives of Work and the Good Life in South Africa
A Struggle by Any Other Name: Coalitional Pedagogy for Antiracist Solidarity
Teaching the sociology of race often relies on discussions organized by racial groups. This approach risks foreclosing opportunities for building intergroup alliances. I develop a coalitional pedagogy that promotes a shared political commitment across racial identities. I model one application through a relational analysis of three cases. By illuminating how racism afflicts different groups in patterned ways, instructors can build interest conver…
Home Renovation as National Modernization: Colonial Fantasies and Postcolonial Aspirations in South African Township Tourism
This article theorizes the home as a site where women rearticulate racialized narratives of neighborhood and nation. I focus on Black women who operate their homes as accommodations within South African township tourism. In post-apartheid cities, Black townships remain segregated and stigmatized by underdevelopment. Drawing upon fourteen months of fieldwork in Cape Town, I illustrate how hostesses communicated visions for modernization through th…
Sociology (7 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · South African History and Culture (3 works) · African history and culture studies (2 works) · Art (2 works)