kindergarten children), similarly aggressive anti-immigration discourse or anti-Muslim racism in particular and aggressive responses to other feminist discourses and policies, on the other. Fourth, as this dual “argument” unfolds we witness, in parallel, the
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many other important ones, that of racial inheritance, the belief in the universality of the human race, and the questioning of the racism inherited from the ancien régime. He writes: As a matter of fact, primitive man is neither naturally good nor evil
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Pivots and Levers
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), and several abstract nouns ( ambition, frugality, shrewdness , and providence ). (As this might suggest, many “basic” concepts and their cognates can themselves be seen as evaluative-descriptive terms—among isms, fascism and racism would be
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the 1960s and 1970s) and extending it into the twenty-first century. World War II, the defeat of fascism, intensified struggles against imperialism and racism, and growing conflict between capitalism and communism were all shifts in power hierarchies
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The Portuguese animal rights movement has been extremely active in campaigning against bullfighting. Indeed, from 2002 to 2014, this was their main priority in terms of campaigns. In this article, I assess how these campaigns have been carried out, arguing that the animal rights movement in Portugal has been othering supporters and practitioners of bullfights in their campaigns. In other words, their campaigns have consisted of drawing a sharp contrast between bullfight supporters and practitioners and the rest of the population. I argue that a consequence of this is that the speciesist practices of the majority of Portuguese have become normalised; consequently, leading to the reinforcement of some speciesist norms.