Ethan Johnson, Chair of Black Studies at Portland State University, discusses racism in Oregon, comparing experiences from California, Ecuador, and providing historical context. As pushout, incarceration and homicide are forms of exclusion, we can say Portland continues to legally exclude Black people as citizens of the state. If you do not graduate high school, are incarcerated or murdered, the obstacles for you to participate as a citizen are at best curtailed and at worst eliminated
Ethan Johnson, Chair of Black Studies at Portland State University, discusses the killing of Jason W...
PSU’s alumni magazine, published quarterly. In this issue: PSU faculty experience Middle Eastern and...
Publisher William A. Hilliard Editor William A. Hilliard Address 3300 N. Williams Avehttps://pdxscho...
Periodically, newspaper or magazine articles appear proclaiming amazement at how white the populatio...
Local researchers Greta Smith, Melissa Cornelius Lang, and Leanne Serbulo gathered at the Oregon His...
This dissertation examines how racism structures the lives and emotions of communities of color in P...
The paper talks about discrimination of African Americans in the Albina District of northeastern Por...
Students of color in predominantly white school systems face significant challenges in their path to...
This paper argues that in order to understand the anti-Apartheid campaign in Portland, Oregon it mus...
In the last two years, Portlanders of all backgrounds have begun to pay serious attention to the pro...
Why aren’t there more Black people in Oregon? That’s the provocative question Imarisha poses – and t...
Helen Marie Casey’s booklet Portland’s Compromise: the Colored School, 1867–1872 recounts the story ...
Portland State University is situated in the heart of downtown Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. M...
This is a paper given at the 2020 National Conference of Black Studies, Atlanta, Georgia, examining ...
In this paper, Dr. Ethan Johnson aims to answer the question, what does Anti-Blackness in two appare...
Ethan Johnson, Chair of Black Studies at Portland State University, discusses the killing of Jason W...
PSU’s alumni magazine, published quarterly. In this issue: PSU faculty experience Middle Eastern and...
Publisher William A. Hilliard Editor William A. Hilliard Address 3300 N. Williams Avehttps://pdxscho...
Periodically, newspaper or magazine articles appear proclaiming amazement at how white the populatio...
Local researchers Greta Smith, Melissa Cornelius Lang, and Leanne Serbulo gathered at the Oregon His...
This dissertation examines how racism structures the lives and emotions of communities of color in P...
The paper talks about discrimination of African Americans in the Albina District of northeastern Por...
Students of color in predominantly white school systems face significant challenges in their path to...
This paper argues that in order to understand the anti-Apartheid campaign in Portland, Oregon it mus...
In the last two years, Portlanders of all backgrounds have begun to pay serious attention to the pro...
Why aren’t there more Black people in Oregon? That’s the provocative question Imarisha poses – and t...
Helen Marie Casey’s booklet Portland’s Compromise: the Colored School, 1867–1872 recounts the story ...
Portland State University is situated in the heart of downtown Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. M...
This is a paper given at the 2020 National Conference of Black Studies, Atlanta, Georgia, examining ...
In this paper, Dr. Ethan Johnson aims to answer the question, what does Anti-Blackness in two appare...
Ethan Johnson, Chair of Black Studies at Portland State University, discusses the killing of Jason W...
PSU’s alumni magazine, published quarterly. In this issue: PSU faculty experience Middle Eastern and...
Publisher William A. Hilliard Editor William A. Hilliard Address 3300 N. Williams Avehttps://pdxscho...