I am Bokul (Bengali) / Ami Bokul

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"This incisive book pushes scholars to be more skeptical of the notion of value-free knowledge, and instead challenges us to do better by engaging in intentional interpretive research. Schmidt’s argument brings together perspectives from a wide range of fields and advances in a new and original way a framework for conducting deeper and more meaningful analyses of the dynamics of race and ethnic politics in the US. We need now, more than ever, Schmidt’s intellectual insight and clarity of vision."
Jane Junn, Professor of Political Science & Gender and Sexuality Studies, University of Southern California
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Mary Hawkesworth, author of Embodied Power; Demystifying Disembodied Politics
"In this nuanced and very timely volume, Schmidt lays out a compelling argument for why the behavioral turn in the social sciences has precluded the meaningful understanding of how race has shaped US politics and affected the life experiences of racialized subjects. With careful and elegant argumentation, Schmidt makes visible the many blind spots inherent in current approaches. Schmidt persuasively demonstrates how all social scientific analysis is, by definition, interpretive, and why embracing that approach is the only way scholars can truly understand how race operates in the United States and the role of power in that process. This volume should be required reading for all students of US politics and anyone interested in better understanding racial dynamics in the United States."
Lisa Garcia Bedolla, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies & Dean of the Graduate Division, and Professor, Graduate School of Education, University of California, Berkeley
"Drawing from a life-long intellectual journey, Interpreting Racial Politics in the United States argues that an interpretive approach is needed to more fully understand racial politics. To back up his claims, Ron Schmidt explores three central political questions: the ontology of race in US political life; what racialization is and how it works in the contemporary US polity, specifically for the Latinx; and what leads to the democratic empowerment of people of color. Schmidt’s work appears in the wake of the racial rising precipitated by the murder of George Floyd and the Coronavirus Pandemic. It provides political science and racial and ethnic politics scholars and faculty with the analytical as well as the critical interpretive resources appropriate to make sense of centuries of American political life."
Dianne Pinderhughes, Past-President, American Political Science Association; Chair and Professor, Africana Studies and Professor of Political Science, University of Notre Dame
"In this pioneering and must-read book, eminent political scientist Ronald Schmidt, Sr. reminds us that all political life, and especially the politics of racialization in the United States, is socially constructed. He makes the persuasive case that the meaning-making at the very heart of politics, racialization and power requires a self-consciously interpretive political analysis, and advances a framework for social scientists studying racial politics to use their knowledge in conscientious public engagement toward racial justice. This timely book should be mandatory reading for students and scholars alike of racial politics for decades to come."
Dorian T. Warren, President, Community Change & Co-Chair, Economic Security Project

Interpreting Racial Politics in the United States

Poems

Walking the Dog's Shadow

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Multilingual Lexical Recognition in the Mental Lexicon of Third Language Users

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Encuentro en la Plaza Mayor (Romance)

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