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  • The Philosophical Roots of Racial Essentialism and Its Legacy 
    Zack, Naomi (Confluence: Journal of World Philosophies, 2016-11-16)
    Racial essentialism or the idea of unchanging racial substances that support human social hierarchy, was introduced into philosophy by David Hume and expanded upon by Immanuel Kant. These strong influences continued into ...
  • Race, Class, and Money in Disaster 
    Zack, Naomi (The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2009)
    We are a society that treats human remains with respect. In wartime, the dead are transported home and buried with great solemnity, attended by their friends, relatives, neighbors, and public dignitaries. The flags that ...
  • Requirements for an Ethics of Race 
    Zack, Naomi (Rowman and Littlefield, 2011)
    The historical and contemporary reality of race in the United States encompasses race relations (interactions between different racial groups and their members), laws concerning members of different racial groups, the ...
  • Why I Write So Many Books About Race 
    Zack, Naomi (Journal of World Philosophies, 2016)
    This is intended to be a “personal essay” about my work as a nonwhite philosopher. I find the premise condescending and somewhat annoying. I would not encourage anyone else who shares my demographics to follow my example, ...

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