« T’es intelligent pour un arabe ! »Auto-ethnographie d’un corps colonisé by Marc Jahjah

“…This process, which can combine racialized and white people in asymmetrical teams, is identified, analyzed and narrated from a theoretical and methodological prism where anthropology, sociology, communication sciences meet feminist, decolonial and queer epistemologies.…”
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Genèse de l’apartheid : histoire et « race » en Afrique du Sud by Gilles Teulié

“…All along their history, miscegenation has been a worry for White people in South African, whether they be Dutch or British settlers. …”
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« Ici, il y a les Français français et les Français avec origines » : reconfigurations raciales autour d’expériences de Dubaï by Amélie Le Renard

“…While postcolonial perspectives on « expatriation » have in general focused on white people, this article shows that racialized French people living in Dubai experience simultaneously structural advantages on the job market and excluding assignations in the course of various interactions. …”
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Queers non blanc·hes en France by Najwa Ouguerram-Magot

“…Can we bring out specific experiences of non-heterosexual backgrounds for non-white people ? Based on a qualitative study conducted with six non-heterosexual persons with colonial diasporic backgrounds living in France, my research questions the experience of heterosexual/straight passing and what it reveals of the conflicting loyalties between race and sexuality that these queers of color face everyday. …”
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