Stanford CCSRE

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The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) is Stanford University's interdisciplinary hub for teaching and research on race and ethnicity.

Stanford, CA
ccsre.stanford.edu
Joined February 2011
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  1. Sep 9

    Rabia Belt explains the challenges that people with disabilities face during crises like Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.

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  2. Sep 8

    DACA protections offered to immigrant moms can drastically improve their children's mental health, the study found.

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  3. Sep 8

    Charles Kronengold's book shows the craft behind soul and dance music, broadening our concept of musical thinking.

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    Sep 7

    . Professor Jayashri Srikantiah explains potential implications of rescinding .

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  5. Sep 7

    .: For many African Americans the road was an extension of the Jim Crow regime, not an escape from it.

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  6. Sep 5

    Airbnb hosts with better reputations drew in more demographically diverse guests, found a study of 1M interactions.

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    Sep 5

    Stanford University's statement on the decision.

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  8. Sep 1

    Protecting unauthorized immigrant parents from deportation improved their children's mental health, the study found.

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    Aug 31

    One reason partisan affiliation is so important is that it's chosen voluntarily, unlike many social identifiers.

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  10. Aug 29

    No jail, no fine, no conviction: CCSRE's Robert Weisberg explains what a presidential pardon means for Joe Arpaio.

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  11. Aug 28

    "I saw Martin Luther King Jr. proclaim his Dream at the 1963 ," writes CCSRE's .

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  12. Aug 28

    "I still have a dream," declared MLK at the . Listen to King's speech, given 54 years ago today.

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    Aug 25

    The Leland Scholars Program brings first-generation and low-income students to campus before their first year.

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    Aug 23

    In black-and-white, Calm's photo of the Lorraine Motel evokes "a very different historical and racial reality."

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  15. Aug 23

    LA-based Mexican social clubs fundraised for medical & clean water programs in their hometowns during the 1960s-80s.

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  16. Aug 22

    "We should know if we’re not living up to the American Dream,” says CCSRE's .

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  17. Aug 21

    Joan Petersilia: CA has the most innovative juvenile crime policies, but the least amount of data to assess them.

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  18. Aug 17

    CSRE alum discusses his debut album, the worth of humans in a new era and reshaping culture through music.

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  19. Aug 16

    "It’s a real gamble to apply [for ] and make yourself known to the authorities,” says CCSRE's .

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  20. Aug 15

    Congratulations to Shelley Fisher Fishkin, winner of a lifetime achievement award for Mark Twain scholarship.

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