Linda Frye Burnham
Biographic Data
| ID | 5425682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda Frye Burnham |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda Frye |
| FAMILY NAME | Burnham |
| SIGNATURE | BURNHAM L F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Protein Express (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gender and the Black Jobs Crisis
Black women face a jobs crisis characterized by over-concentration in low-wage occupations, high rates of unemployment, both racial and gender gaps in wages, and lingering impacts of the recession. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) workers who are Black face particular challenges in the workforce and report income levels much lower and poverty rates much higher than White LGBTQ workers. The gendered dimensions of the Black jo…
A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”
(2008). “A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”. The Black Scholar: Vol. 38, Barack Obama 2009, pp. 32-49
The Light of History
Welfare Reform, Family Hardship, and Women of Color
Welfare reform has increased the hardships faced by many women leaving welfare for work. Their movement into low-wage jobs, or to no work, exposes them to higher levels of housing insecurity, homelessness, food insecurity, and hunger. Women of color, overrepresented on the welfare rolls, are especially vulnerable to the negative impacts of welfare reform
Reaching for the Valley of the Sun
What happens when a multicultural alliance of a dozen artists and companies decide to stage a “movable arts feast”, interacting with communities all across the U.S.A.? Does the AFP engender lasting social change
Year One on the Pacific Rim
Year One started on I September I990, on a steep green hill jutting out into the Pacific Ocean above Los Angeles Harbor. A few hundred Angelenos were watching the opening ceremonies of the I990 Los Angeles Festival at Angel's Gate Park on Point Fermin. For some of those people, that day and the I 5 that followed changed the way they feel about art, culture, the city, the world, and the 2Ist century. It was a sparkling day on the Pacific Rim. We w…
An Unclassified Number An Interview with John Fleck
FLECK: Because of this whole NEA bullshit, I've been using the right side of my brain too much, dealing analytically, and it's been hard to tap the left side. I feel people are going to be somewhat disappointed by anything I do, and I don't want to try to please them by being controversial and raucous, ripping my clothes off and urinating and defecating to keep the ball rolling. I've been feeling real stuck, just defending myself, and I'm trying …
Site-Seeing in London
As performance community rounds corner into next decade, old form-vs-content arguments have given way to talk about context-the importance of who-what-when-where-and-why surrounding an art object or event. Culture-watchers are excited to point out that a frame doesn't just bind a picture, it alters it; and in performance a radically unusual setting or a repositioning of physical relationship between artwork and audience can add fresh perspective …
Hands across Skid Row
"High Performance," Performance Art, and Me
Has Poverty Been Feminized in Black America
women and their dependent children are making up an increasing proportion of the U.S. poor. The phrase has been adopted by women's movement activists of nearly every political persuasion. And, on the broader political landscape, both liberals and leftists have come to speak of the feminization of poverty as the women's issue of the 1980s. Its promoters see the feminization of poverty as the basis for an organizing strategy with the potential to m…
Welfare Reform, Family Hardship, and Women of Color
Welfare reform has increased the hardships faced by many women leaving welfare for work. Their movement into low-wage jobs, or to no work, exposes them to higher levels of housing insecurity, homelessness, food insecurity, and hunger. Women of color, overrepresented on the welfare rolls, are especially vulnerable to the negative impacts of welfare reform
Has Poverty Been Feminized in Black America
women and their dependent children are making up an increasing proportion of the U.S. poor. The phrase has been adopted by women's movement activists of nearly every political persuasion. And, on the broader political landscape, both liberals and leftists have come to speak of the feminization of poverty as the women's issue of the 1980s. Its promoters see the feminization of poverty as the basis for an organizing strategy with the potential to m…
Gender and the Black Jobs Crisis
Black women face a jobs crisis characterized by over-concentration in low-wage occupations, high rates of unemployment, both racial and gender gaps in wages, and lingering impacts of the recession. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) workers who are Black face particular challenges in the workforce and report income levels much lower and poverty rates much higher than White LGBTQ workers. The gendered dimensions of the Black jo…
A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”
(2008). “A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”. The Black Scholar: Vol. 38, Barack Obama 2009, pp. 32-49
"High Performance," Performance Art, and Me
Has Poverty Been Feminized in Black America
women and their dependent children are making up an increasing proportion of the U.S. poor. The phrase has been adopted by women's movement activists of nearly every political persuasion. And, on the broader political landscape, both liberals and leftists have come to speak of the feminization of poverty as the women's issue of the 1980s. Its promoters see the feminization of poverty as the basis for an organizing strategy with the potential to m…
"High Performance," Performance Art, and Me
Hands across Skid Row
Site-Seeing in London
As performance community rounds corner into next decade, old form-vs-content arguments have given way to talk about context-the importance of who-what-when-where-and-why surrounding an art object or event. Culture-watchers are excited to point out that a frame doesn't just bind a picture, it alters it; and in performance a radically unusual setting or a repositioning of physical relationship between artwork and audience can add fresh perspective …
Year One on the Pacific Rim
Year One started on I September I990, on a steep green hill jutting out into the Pacific Ocean above Los Angeles Harbor. A few hundred Angelenos were watching the opening ceremonies of the I990 Los Angeles Festival at Angel's Gate Park on Point Fermin. For some of those people, that day and the I 5 that followed changed the way they feel about art, culture, the city, the world, and the 2Ist century. It was a sparkling day on the Pacific Rim. We w…
An Unclassified Number An Interview with John Fleck
FLECK: Because of this whole NEA bullshit, I've been using the right side of my brain too much, dealing analytically, and it's been hard to tap the left side. I feel people are going to be somewhat disappointed by anything I do, and I don't want to try to please them by being controversial and raucous, ripping my clothes off and urinating and defecating to keep the ball rolling. I've been feeling real stuck, just defending myself, and I'm trying …
Reaching for the Valley of the Sun
What happens when a multicultural alliance of a dozen artists and companies decide to stage a “movable arts feast”, interacting with communities all across the U.S.A.? Does the AFP engender lasting social change
Welfare Reform, Family Hardship, and Women of Color
Welfare reform has increased the hardships faced by many women leaving welfare for work. Their movement into low-wage jobs, or to no work, exposes them to higher levels of housing insecurity, homelessness, food insecurity, and hunger. Women of color, overrepresented on the welfare rolls, are especially vulnerable to the negative impacts of welfare reform
The Light of History
A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”
(2008). “A Black Scholar Readers' Forum on President Obama”. The Black Scholar: Vol. 38, Barack Obama 2009, pp. 32-49
Gender and the Black Jobs Crisis
Black women face a jobs crisis characterized by over-concentration in low-wage occupations, high rates of unemployment, both racial and gender gaps in wages, and lingering impacts of the recession. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) workers who are Black face particular challenges in the workforce and report income levels much lower and poverty rates much higher than White LGBTQ workers. The gendered dimensions of the Black jo…
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works)