Discourses of Denial: Mediations of Race, Gender, and Violence

Yasmin Jiwani

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Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1: Laying the Terrain 1. Reframing Violence 2. Mapping Race in the Media Part 2: Sensationalized Cases 3. Erasing Race: The Story of Reena Virk 4. Culturalizing Violence and the Vernon Massacre Part 3: Voicing the Violence 5. Racialized Girls and Everyday Negotiations 6. Gendered Racism, Sexist Violence, and the Health Care System Part 4: Mediations of Terror 7. Gendering Terror Post-9/11 Conclusion Notes References Index

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