Enid Logan
Biographic Data
| ID | 651953 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enid Logan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enid |
| FAMILY NAME | Logan |
| SIGNATURE | LOGAN E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Last Plantation
The 2024 U.S. presidential election & the politics of race
A Qualitative Exploration of Primary Care Clinicians' Perceptions of Hypertensive Black Patients
Participants viewed Black patients as having greater challenges with hypertension control due to factors that were seen as being indiscriminately assumed of these patients, potentially resulting in reduced clinician engagement. As such, clinicians must balance their knowledge of population-level disparities with an individualized approach to patient care. To reduce stereotyping of Black patients, it is crucial to pay closer attention to how popul…
From Barack Obama to Donald Trump
In Defense of the White Nation
This chapter looks at the racial politics of the right, asserting that the “real America” narrative forwarded by the McCain/Palin campaign was rooted in the racially coded populist discourse that the right has aggressively forwarded since the late 1970s. According to this discourse, the nation is endangered by cultural and demographic trends characteristic of the present age—non-white immigration, secular liberalism, gay rights, feminism, “black …
Contesting Gender and Race in the 2008 Democratic Primary
This chapter discusses how race and gender figured into the democratic primary by relying on evidence from print and online media, as well as quotes from a set of in-depth interviews with college students in the weeks preceding the election. Fervent, often angry debates about race and gender demonstrate that despite decades of discussion about multiculturalism and inclusiveness, conceptions of “womanhood” remained tied to notions of whiteness. Th…
Relational Formations of Race
“At This Defining Moment”
In January 2009, Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States. In the weeks and months following the election, as in those that preceded it, countless social observers from across the ideological spectrum commented upon the cultural, social and political significance of “the Obama phenomenon.” In “At this Defining Moment,” Enid Logan provides a nuanced analysis framed by innovative theoretical insights to explore how Barack Obama’s…
Barack Obama, the New Politics of Race, and Classed Constructions of Racial Blackness
Based upon an analysis of the print and online media, this article examines the discourse of the “new politics of race” between 2007 and 2014. Part of the politics of postracialism, the new race politics first emerged as a set of guidelines for candidate Barack Obama, concerning how he should and should not handle racial matters if he hoped to win the presidency. In a larger sense, however, the new race politics is a class-specific discourse of r…
Parsing Race and Blackness in Mexico
Social Status, Race, and the Timing of Marriage in Cuba’s First Constitutional Era, 1902-1940
This article examines the practice of marriage among whites, mestizos, blacks, Cubans, and Spaniards during the first constitutional era, focusing upon the reported ages of brides and grooms. The study consists of a quantitative examination of trends found in the records of 900 Catholic marriages celebrated in Havana during the opening decades of independence. The first major finding of the research is that according to most major indicators of s…
The Age of Obama
Each Sheep with Its Mate
Examines the politics of racialization in Cuba from the period after full emancipation to the restrictive immigration policy of the 1930s, through an analysis of the record-keeping practices of the Cuban Catholic Church. The study uses baptismal and marital records to record information on the intimate, racialized, and gendered domains of Cuban social life. Author points out that certain policies adopted by religious authoritites gestured towards…
The 1899 Cuban Marriage Law Controversy
In this essay, a battle over canon and civil marriage that took place during the first U.S. occupation of Cuba, 1899–1902, is examined. The controversy surrounded the publication of a marriage law that declared that henceforth only civil marriages would be recognized by the state. The debate is discussed from the point of view of three key sets of actors: the Cuban nationalists who championed the law, the outraged Catholic prelates who opposed it…
The 2024 U.S. presidential election & the politics of race
From Barack Obama to Donald Trump
Each Sheep with Its Mate
Examines the politics of racialization in Cuba from the period after full emancipation to the restrictive immigration policy of the 1930s, through an analysis of the record-keeping practices of the Cuban Catholic Church. The study uses baptismal and marital records to record information on the intimate, racialized, and gendered domains of Cuban social life. Author points out that certain policies adopted by religious authoritites gestured towards…
The 1899 Cuban Marriage Law Controversy
In this essay, a battle over canon and civil marriage that took place during the first U.S. occupation of Cuba, 1899–1902, is examined. The controversy surrounded the publication of a marriage law that declared that henceforth only civil marriages would be recognized by the state. The debate is discussed from the point of view of three key sets of actors: the Cuban nationalists who championed the law, the outraged Catholic prelates who opposed it…
The 1899 Cuban Marriage Law Controversy
In this essay, a battle over canon and civil marriage that took place during the first U.S. occupation of Cuba, 1899–1902, is examined. The controversy surrounded the publication of a marriage law that declared that henceforth only civil marriages would be recognized by the state. The debate is discussed from the point of view of three key sets of actors: the Cuban nationalists who championed the law, the outraged Catholic prelates who opposed it…
Each Sheep with Its Mate
Examines the politics of racialization in Cuba from the period after full emancipation to the restrictive immigration policy of the 1930s, through an analysis of the record-keeping practices of the Cuban Catholic Church. The study uses baptismal and marital records to record information on the intimate, racialized, and gendered domains of Cuban social life. Author points out that certain policies adopted by religious authoritites gestured towards…
Social Status, Race, and the Timing of Marriage in Cuba’s First Constitutional Era, 1902-1940
This article examines the practice of marriage among whites, mestizos, blacks, Cubans, and Spaniards during the first constitutional era, focusing upon the reported ages of brides and grooms. The study consists of a quantitative examination of trends found in the records of 900 Catholic marriages celebrated in Havana during the opening decades of independence. The first major finding of the research is that according to most major indicators of s…
The Age of Obama
Barack Obama, the New Politics of Race, and Classed Constructions of Racial Blackness
Based upon an analysis of the print and online media, this article examines the discourse of the “new politics of race” between 2007 and 2014. Part of the politics of postracialism, the new race politics first emerged as a set of guidelines for candidate Barack Obama, concerning how he should and should not handle racial matters if he hoped to win the presidency. In a larger sense, however, the new race politics is a class-specific discourse of r…
Parsing Race and Blackness in Mexico
“At This Defining Moment”
In January 2009, Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States. In the weeks and months following the election, as in those that preceded it, countless social observers from across the ideological spectrum commented upon the cultural, social and political significance of “the Obama phenomenon.” In “At this Defining Moment,” Enid Logan provides a nuanced analysis framed by innovative theoretical insights to explore how Barack Obama’s…
In Defense of the White Nation
This chapter looks at the racial politics of the right, asserting that the “real America” narrative forwarded by the McCain/Palin campaign was rooted in the racially coded populist discourse that the right has aggressively forwarded since the late 1970s. According to this discourse, the nation is endangered by cultural and demographic trends characteristic of the present age—non-white immigration, secular liberalism, gay rights, feminism, “black …
Contesting Gender and Race in the 2008 Democratic Primary
This chapter discusses how race and gender figured into the democratic primary by relying on evidence from print and online media, as well as quotes from a set of in-depth interviews with college students in the weeks preceding the election. Fervent, often angry debates about race and gender demonstrate that despite decades of discussion about multiculturalism and inclusiveness, conceptions of “womanhood” remained tied to notions of whiteness. Th…
Relational Formations of Race
The 2024 U.S. presidential election & the politics of race
A Qualitative Exploration of Primary Care Clinicians' Perceptions of Hypertensive Black Patients
Participants viewed Black patients as having greater challenges with hypertension control due to factors that were seen as being indiscriminately assumed of these patients, potentially resulting in reduced clinician engagement. As such, clinicians must balance their knowledge of population-level disparities with an individualized approach to patient care. To reduce stereotyping of Black patients, it is crucial to pay closer attention to how popul…
From Barack Obama to Donald Trump
The Last Plantation
Sociology (10 works) · Gender Studies (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · Race, History, and American Society (5 works) · Critical Race Theory in Education (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Race (biology (4 works) · Cuban History and Society (3 works)