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Racialization and Citizenship in America by wilfred.nguyen is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The essay argues that citizenship and naturalization structures are inherently racist, rooted in historical blood and soil nationalism and shaped by colonialism, resulting in racial disparities and exclusion. It highlights how the constructs of race and citizenship are intertwined, influencing legal rights and immigration policies that favor white individuals while marginalizing people of color. Additionally, it discusses the legacy of colonialism and neocolonialism in shaping global economic inequalities a
- Author
- wilfred.nguyen
- Language
- EN