Journal of Hate Studies
Pursuit of Justice: Understanding Hatred, Confronting Intolerance, Eliminating Inequality (Part II)
About the Theme
This volume as well as Volume 11 focus primarily on presenting peer-reviewed scholarly articles developed from the selected proceedings of the Third International Conference on Hate Studies.Themed “The Pursuit of Justice: Understanding Hatred, Confronting Intolerance, Eliminating Inequality,” the conference was co-organized and hosted by the Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies, the Gonzaga School of Law, and the Washington State Task Force on Race and the Criminal Justice System.
Presenters and attendees from two dozen countries worldwide came to Spokane, Washington for four days in April 2013 in order to concentrate on how fear and ignorance of the “other” manifest in hatred, intolerance, and inequality, and thus affect the pursuit of justice for all.
Editorial
Book Review
Articles
Addressing Racial and Hate-Based Discrimination as Experienced by African Immigrants and Refugees in Waterloo Region, Canada
Alicja K. Muszynski and Sadia Gassim
Fighting for the Right to Be White: A Case Study in White Racial Identity
Dianne Dentice and David Bugg
Uniting the Right: Anti-Immigration, Organizing, and the Legitimation of Extreme Racist Organizations
Stanislav Vysotsky