The Fragility of Post-Racial Ideology in American (Visual) CultureMain MenuThe Fragility of Post-Racial Ideology in American (Visual) CultureAuthors: Lucy Ashton, Raychel Justice, Anna Louie, Veronica LukeIntroduction"Post-Racial" America: The Vision, the Reality, and OriginsThe Origins of RaceVisual Culture: Tracing Post-Race Through Raced Erasby Anna LouieMixed-Race Individuals as Post-Racial Americans: The Convoluted Solutionby Veronica LukeFrom “Post-Racialism” during the Obama era, to Racism and White Supremacy during the Trump EraBy: Lucy AshtonRaychel Justice7d569c08a72dc0c42936afb202e72c04fc6e6ad4Anna Louie528dd99b30e44638c3237c044facfd595125a72eVeronica Luke1dfd3a64c5488c866a5ba5d6ddfea021a8396310Lucy Ashtonffe8c30d8c73ce8a97ce2e3ce8b444a842b37c67
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12017-03-22T14:30:36-07:00Lucy Ashtonffe8c30d8c73ce8a97ce2e3ce8b444a842b37c67155091plain2017-03-22T14:30:36-07:00Lucy Ashtonffe8c30d8c73ce8a97ce2e3ce8b444a842b37c67Julius Moye,“The Post-Racial Ideology in Contemporary America: An Examination of the National Dialogue Surrounding State of Florida v. George Zimmerman and Abigail Fisher v. University of Texas”1