The USA and Southern Rhodesia, 1953-1969 by Boxer, AKA

“…And, because the issue of white minority rule in Africa raised powerful emotions both in the African American community and among white opponents of civil rights, the Rhodesian crisis became a part of the politics of racial equality within the USA, playing a key role in the developing ideologies of these two communities.…”

International Labor Organization’s stance on work-related restrictions by Levan G. Dzhidzhavadze

“…Employing formal legal and comparative legal methodologies, this report conducts a comprehensive analysis of restrictions pertaining to trade union representation, the right to strike, prevention of sexual harassment and protection from mobbing, challenges related to gender and racial equality in the labor sphere and the operations of labor inspections. …”
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An intimate dialog between race and gender at Women’s Suffrage Centennial by Mimi Yang

“…The article argues that the women’s suffrage movement was indeed a gigantic step towards the American ideal of gender equality but it fell short of racial equality. There is a mixed legacy to embrace and to reevaluate at the same time. …”
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MAPPING OF RELIGIOUS CENTERS OF AFRICAN ORIGIN IN THE METROPOLITAN REGION OF THE STATE OF RIO DE JANEIRO by Luiz Felipe Guanaes Rego, Gustavo Martins Russo, Elaine Tinoco, Hanna Lamar

“…This article evaluates the thematic maps produced by the Project for the Mapping of Religious Centers of African Origin in the Metropolitan Region of the State of Rio de Janeiro, developed by the departments of Geography, Social Services and Social Sciences at the Pontifical University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-RIO) in partnership with Brazil's Special Secretariat of Policies for the Promotion of Racial Equality. The maps, which present information derived from surveys conducted at over 800 religious centers of African origin, were studied in terms of the geographical areas used as research evaluation units and in terms of representation techniques and mapped variables. …”
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O oficial e o oficioso: objeto e regulação de conflitos nas Antilhas Francesas (1848-1850) by Myriam Cottias

“…<br>The abolition of slavery by the Provisional Government of the Second French Republic in April 1848 redefined public space in the colonies by establishing a statutory civil, political and 'racial' equality among the citizens of the Republic. This article examines the implications of this decision in the context of the French Antilles, particularly in relation to the attribution and registration of property by past slaves and the interplay between the new juridical relations of work and the old relations of social dependency. …”
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The Sullivan Principles as a Way to Struggle Against the Apartheid Regime in South Africa by SIDORENKO Leonid Vladimirovich

“…The author of the article examines the biography of Leon Sullivan, an African-American activist for racial equality, who relied on nonviolent methods of struggle, which predetermined the concept of the Sullivan Principles as a way of peaceful corporate pressure on the apartheid regime. …”
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PROGRAMA BRASIL QUILOMBOLA: UM ENSAIO SOBRE A POLÍTICA PÚBLICA DE PROMOÇÃO DA IGUALDADE RACIAL PARA COMUNIDADES DE QUILOMBOS by Vera Rodrigues

“…In this context arises the public policy of promoting racial equality targeted the black population. In this essay, we analyze a model that policy, the Quilombola Brazil Program, which, among its axis of action, aims the recognition and land regularization of quilombolas communities. …”
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Challenging the Color-Blind American Dream: Transnational Adoption in <i>A Gesture Life, The Love Wife</i>, and <i>Digging to America</i> by Pirjo Ahokas

“…However, the rise of postethnic and color-blind thinking in the past few decades implies that ethnic and racial equality has already been realized in the United States where people are free to choose their ethnic identities. …”
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Multi‐cultural values and borders by Basia Nikiforova

“…Multi‐culturalism is the revalorization of ethnocentric tradition and the creation of post‐materialist values such as individual self‐expression, personal transformation, openness and solidarity to others, gender and racial equality, greater tolerance for an ethnic, cultural and religious diversity. …”
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Making urban progress legible : the role of territorial social indicators in the new economy by Johnson, Sarah Oz

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The punctuated equilibrium model of public policy: explaining inertia in Singapore’s Mother Tongue policy by Lu, Luke

“…Using the model, the MT policy is argued to be part of a larger system of policies that maintain a particular understanding of racial equality through a unique brand of multiracialism. …”
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A brush with savage beauty: fashioning identities in the art of Juan Luna (1884-1895) by Khua, Kelly Janine Xiao Rong

“…His monumental work 'Spoliarium' won the gold medal at the 1884 Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes in Madrid, a triumph that nationalists of the Propaganda Movement viewed as a sign of racial equality. Luna’s association with Filipino nationalist historiography, however, has resulted in a sanitisation of his biography and the scholarship on his artworks is dominated by political interpretations. …”
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Rewriting city narratives and spirit: Post-pandemic urban recovery mechanisms in the shadow of the global ‘black lives matter’ movement by Zaheer Allam, David Jones, Can Biyik, Zarrin Allam, Yusra Raisah Takun

“…Interestingly, this momentum kindled similar protests in numerous cities in other parts of the world calling for racial equality for minority and Indigenous groups and a more equitable presentation of their culturally colonised stories. …”
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Cacophonous geographies : the symbolic and material landscapes of race by Brand, Anna Livia

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Igualdad y prohibición de discriminación: de 1978 a 2018 // Equality and prohibition of discrimination: from 1978 to 2018 by Fernando Rey Martínez

“…The study analyzes what equality means in a precise juridical sense, which includes the constitutional prohibition against discrimination in general and equality between women and men, ethnic / racial equality, equality of persons with any type of disability or for reasons of sexual orientation and identity.…”
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Ethnicity recording in health and social care data collections in Ireland: where and how is it measured and what is it used for? by Ailish Hannigan, Nazmy Villarroel, Maria Roura, Joseph LeMaster, Alphonse Basogomba, Colette Bradley, Anne MacFarlane

“…Abstract Background In the European Union (EU), discrimination based on racial and ethnic origin is prohibited under the Racial Equality Directive. Ireland is one of only three EU countries where a legal duty of equality data collection is placed on public bodies. …”
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Planning the "Multiracial City" : architecture, decolonization and the design of stability in British Africa (1945-1957) by Woudstra, Rixt (Rixt Laurien)

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LA PARTICIPACIÓN SOCIAL EN LA IMPLEMENTACIÓN DE POLÍTICAS DE IGUALDAD RACIAL EN EL ÁREA DE EDUCACIÓN. Necesidades y dificultades en Cuba y Brasil. by Dionisio Poey Baró

“…SOCIAL PARTICIPATION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RACIAL EQUALITY POLICIES IN THE AREA OF EDUCATION. Needs and difficulties in Cuba and Brazil Abstract One of de main contemporary problems in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean is the persistence of a racist ideology and discriminatory practices against black populations, the result of the slavery heritage. …”
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Barriers to and opportunities for advancing racial equity in cervical cancer screening in the United States by Madina Agénor, Madeline Noh, Rose Eiduson, Merrily LeBlanc, Emmett C. Line, Roberta E. Goldman, Jennifer Potter, S. Bryn Austin

“…Results Most health care providers adopted a universal, one-size-fits-all approach to cervical cancer screening with the stated goal of ensuring racial equality. Despite frequently acknowledging the existence of racialized cervical cancer inequities, few providers recognized the role of social inequities in influencing them, and none discussed the impact of racism. …”
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“Raising the curtain on the equality theatre”: a study of recruitment to first healthcare job post-qualification in the UK National Health Service by John Hammond, Nigel Davies, Elizabeth Morrow, Fiona Ross, Tushna Vandrevala, Ruth Harris

“…Abstract Background UK equality law and National Health Service (NHS) policy requires racial equality in job appointments and career opportunities. …”
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