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Aug 26, 2018 · As the meaning of “Irish” evolves towards greater inclusivity of people from diverse ethnic backgrounds, and if the link between Celtic symbols and white nationalism gains more attention in ...
Mar 18, 2015 · The finding is the first genetic evidence to confirm what some archaeologists have long been arguing: that Celts represent a tradition or culture rather than a genetic or racial grouping.
TV Guide said "Celtic Pride supplies predictably lowbrow yocks for jocks, and its rather disturbing racial implications go entirely unacknowledged," and awarded it 1 and half stars out of five. [4]
We examine both this general phenomenon, and one specific instance of it in detail: the claims of Celtic identity by Wise Use activists in New Mexico in the 1990s. Our primary concern is to examine their significance and utility in contemporary cultural politics.
Jun 15, 2016 · Abstract. National pride predicts a wide range of politico-economic outcomes, yet what makes individuals proud of their nation is not completely understood. We propose and test a theory that an important but thus far unexplored determinant of contemporary national pride is the longevity of national identity.
- Valentina Dimitrova-Grajzl, Jonathan Eastwood, Peter Grajzl
- 2016
Jun 17, 2022 · The sample was relatively broad (see Appendix 1); participants were supporters of Glasgow-based football teams, most of whom supported Celtic or Rangers, the two clubs which have historically been central to debates on sectarianism. Most participants were male, and ages ranged between 18 and 70.
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Thus, postcolonialism is inherently about prejudice and oppression beyond racism, though it also has links to racism specifically, as authors consider the ways that some have used racial categories to colonize others (e.g., see essays in Nakayama & Halualani, 2010).
