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Masculinities

Defending the jabs, hooks and crosses of ‘undisputed’ racialised masculinities

Update / By RACE.ED

Boxing fans and pundits might be familiar with the term ‘undisputed’ champion. Reserved mainly for boxers, the ‘undisputed’ champion is seen as the unquestioned champion of (mainly his) weight division. To achieve this status, he must become champion of the various worldwide boxing organisations.

NASA Robonaut

Chinese super science cyborgs: racialised narratives of research misconduct

Update / By RACE.ED

‘First, I’ll need tenure. And a big research grant. Also access to a lab and five graduate students — at least three of them Chinese.’ – Professor Ogden Wernstrom, Physicist

RACE.ED is a cross-university network concerned with race, racialization and decolonial studies from a multidisciplinary perspective.

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The populist hype, the people and the far right

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RACE.ED showcases teaching, research and KEI in race and decolonial studies at The University of Edinburgh.

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