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a colored picture of Frederick Walker's painting named The Vagrants who are sittin around the fire in the meadow

Criminalizing Vagrancy and its Representation in Rogue Literature

Ece Şengün

Masterless people, paupers, tramps, rogues, rascals, itinerants, the homeless, vagrants, vagabonds and many more labelled groups of people or individuals as such. All these legalized categories refer to the people who are criminalized because of the way they live, not … Continue reading Criminalizing Vagrancy and its Representation in Rogue Literature

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racism in the pandemic protest

Anthropology: Social Darwinism and Increased Prejudice Fueled by the Pandemic

Zulema Arnaiz

Prejudices in times of pandemic This week I had the chance of assisting to a conversation with scholar Edna Bonhomme to discuss racism and prejudice in times of pandemic. It seems like, historically, there has been racist stigma increase in … Continue reading Anthropology: Social Darwinism and Increased Prejudice Fueled by the Pandemic