Design & Racism 1: The Design of French Structural Racism
<p>This conversation with Nacira Guénif-Souilamas was recorded at the University of Paris VIII (Saint-Denis) for <em>The Funambulist Magazine 05</em> (May-June 2016): “Design & Racism.” It opens a series of conversations on <em>Archipelago</em> about this important topic. Nacira is an anthropologist and sociologist, author and editor of four books examining structural racism in France. Such a specific system of legal targeting, administrative discrimination, urbanistic discrimination, stigmatizing imaginaries, etc. is the topic of this conversation.</p> <p>Nacira Guénif-Souilamas is an anthropologist and sociologist, author and editor of four books examining structural racism in France: <em> Des « beurettes » aux descendantes d’immigrants nord-africains</em> (Grasset, 2000), <em>Des beurettes</em> (Hachette Pluriel, 2003), <em>Les féministes et le garçon arabe</em> (with Éric Macé, L’Aube, 2004), (ed.) <em>La République mise à nu par son immigration</em> (La Fabrique, 2006). See Nacira’s Funambulist contributor page.</p>
Authors: Léopold Lambert
Contributors: Nacira Guénif-Souilamas
Part of: The Funambulist Podcast