Negotiating strategies in New Orleans’s memory-work: white fragility in the politics of removing four Confederate-inspired monuments
Negotiating strategies in New Orleans’s memory-work: white fragility in the politics of removing four Confederate-inspired monuments
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新奥尔良记忆工作中的谈判策略：拆除四座受南部邦联启发的纪念碑的政治中白人的脆弱性
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发表时间：
2019
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0.9
通讯作者：
Jennifer Speights
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作者：
R. Sheehan;Jennifer Speights
摘要在这篇文章中，我们通过关键人物和组织的叙述，探讨了围绕拆除新奥尔良四座邦联纪念碑的争议。我们展示了支持和反对纪念碑的支持者是如何采用特定的策略，从间接到直接，在连续体上告知策略，以否认和解决白色霸权的景观和超越。这些策略在尊重白人的程度上有所不同，这种尊重揭示了白色的脆弱性是如何交织在纪念景观中的社会正义和公平的政治中的。
ABSTRACT In this article, we explore the controversy surrounding the removal of four Confederate-inspired monuments in New Orleans through the narratives of key figures and organizations. We show how pro- and anti-monument supporters employed particular tactics that informed strategies on a continuum, from indirect to direct, to deny and to address white supremacy in the landscape and beyond. These strategies differed in their degree of deference to whiteness, deference that reveals how white fragility is interwoven into the politics of social justice and equity in the memorial landscape.