Book Citations
The Cambridge Companion to Film Music: Pg. 154, Rhymes Edward, A Ho By Any
Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female Sexual Exploitation.
State of the Nation: South Africa 2007: Pg. 437, Rhymes Edward, Cited by then-South African
President Thabo Mbeki in ANC Today (African National Congress newsletter)
Embracing Sisterhood: Class, Identity, and Contemporary Black Women: Pg. 475, Rhymes, Edward, Brownballed:
Desegregation Without Real Integration Is An Invitation To Dysfunction.
McGraw-Hill
Race & Ethnic Relations 15th Edition: Pg. 205, Rhymes Edward, Cited by then-South African President
Thabo Mbeki in ANC Today (African National Congress newsletter)
The
School-to-Prison Pipeline: Education, Discipline, and Racialized Double Standards (Racism in American Institutions):
Pg. 167, Rhymes, Edward, Turning Racism Upside Down To See It Rightside Up: The Remix.
The Collectivity of Life: Spaces of Social Mobility and the Individualism Myth:
Pg. 193, Rhymes, Edward, Turning Racism Upside Down To See It Rightside Up: The Remix (Black Agenda Report).
Fit to govern: The Native Intelligence of Thabo Mbeki: Pg. 227, Rhymes Edward, Cited
by then-South African President Thabo Mbeki in ANC Today (African National Congress newsletter)
Headbutting in Academe: An Autoethnography: Pg. 188, Rhymes, Edward, Dr. Bill
Cosby, I Respectfully Disagree.
On the Contrary: Leading
the Opposition in a Democratic South Africa: Pg. 360, Rhymes Edward, Cited by then-South African President Thabo
Mbeki in ANC Today (African National Congress newsletter)
Articulations:
A Harold Wolpe Memorial Lecture Collection: Pg. 144, Rhymes, Edward, After Apartheid: Heated Words About Rape
and Race (New York Times, Nov. 24, 2004)
Arts-Based
and Contemplative Practices in Research and Teaching: Honoring Presence: pg. 130, Rhymes, Edward, Caucasian Please! America's True Double Standard For Misogyny & Racism (Black Agenda Report)
Silver, Sword, and Stone: Three Crucibles in the Latin American Story
By Marie Arana; Simon & Schuster (2019) - pg. 214 "Operation Condor: US, Latin American Slaughter, Torture
Program" (Telesur English online edition)
No BS
(Bad Stats): Black People Need People Who Believe in Black People
By Ivory A. Toldson Brill/Sense (Personal/Public
Scholarship Series), (2019) - pg.63 "Acting White?": African American Students and Education (Black Commentator)
Magazines/Newspapers/Newsletters
The Root: The ‘Acting White Theory' Doesn't Add Up
(01/30/13) by Ivory Toldson PhD: Rhymes, Edward, "Acting White?": African American Students and Education (Black Commentator)
Ebony: The "Acting White Theory" Doesn't Add Up
(01/30/2013) by Ivory Toldson PhD: Rhymes, Edward, "Acting White?": African American Students and Education
(Black Commentator)
Colorlines: Rock-n-roll
racism (07/26/2007): Rhymes, Edward, "Caucasian Please! America's Cultural Double Standard for Misogyny and
Racism" (Alternet)
Bossier Magazine:
Where Does The Black Muslim Woman Fit In Discussions Of Sexuality? (04/21/2017) by Iman Hussein: Rhymes Edward, A "Ho" By Any Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female Sexual Exploitation
(Black Agenda Report)
Entity Magazine: How
the Sexualization of Women Is Affecting Your Daughters (2017-03-26): Rhymes Edward, A "Ho" By Any
Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female Sexual Exploitation (Alternet)
Mic: Viola Davis Finally Gets to Be Sexy on Screen - And That's Groundbreaking
(09/08/2015) by Zak Cheney Rice: Rhymes Edward, A "Ho" By Any Other Color: The History and Economics of Black
Female Sexual Exploitation (Alternet)
African National
Congress (ANC) Newsletter: Dislodging stereotypes (10/28/2004): Rhymes, Edward, The Continuing Miseducation
of the Negro (Black Commentator)
Dissertation/Thesis/Journal Citations
Brooklyn Bedroom: An Ethnodrama on Female Sexuality, Third World Feminism
and Performance Ethnography, Stephenson,
Ayshia, UMass Amherst (doctoral dissertation 2018); Rhymes, Edward, A "Ho" By Any Other Color... (Black Agenda Report)
Through the Eyes of the Other: An Analysis of
the Representations of Blackness in South African Youth Novels by White Writers from 1976 to 2006, Sibanda,
Silindiwe, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg (doctoral dissertation, 2012); Rhymes, E, "The Continuing Miseducation
of the Negro" (Black Commentator Issue 103 - 2nd September 2004)
"The Vulnerable 'Macho-Man': Exploring the Socio-Cultural and Legal Perspectives to Gender based Violence
in Nigeria," Mike Omilusi (Ekiti State University) Global Journal of HUMAN-SOCIAL SCIENCE: Political Science;
Global Journals Inc. (USA), Volume 17 Issue 3 Version 1.0 Year 2017; Rhymes, Edward, "Woman As Aggressor: The Unspoken
Truth of Domestic Violence" (Mint Press News)
Site: https://globaljournals.org/GJHSS_Volume17/6-The-Vulnerable-Macho-Man-Exploring.pdf
"Obviously doctor, you've never been a 13-year-old girl."
Jeffrey Eugenides' Virgin Suicides as a Novel of Female Adolescence by Delva, Carol Ghent University (doctoral dissertation); Gent, Belgium: Rhymes, Edward, A "Ho" By Any Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female
Sexual Exploitation (Alternet)
A Co-Performance of Radical Change: Venus Hottentot, Slut Shaming, and Sexual
Violence, by Stephenson, Ayshia, Elizabeth: Rhymes Edward, A "Ho" By Any Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female Sexual Exploitation (Black Agenda
Report)
Rhymes Edward, When Racism is Law & Prejudice is
Policy: Prejudicial and Discriminatory Laws, Decisions and Policies in U.S. History (Authorhouse)
Educational Plans Beyond High School: Narratives of Black Males' Postsecondary
Decision-Making Processes (doctoral dissertation) by Smith, Lee, Zakiya, Shani; University of Maryland: Rhymes, Edward,
"Acting White?": African American Students and Education (Black Commentator)
Aspects of Migrants' Theology of God and of Human Beings: A Missiological Exploration of
Some Responses to the Xenophobic Violence (masters thesis) by Nganga, Susan, Wanjiru, University of South Africa: Rhymes, Edward, The Continuing Miseducation of the Negro (Black Commentator)
Howard Law Journal, Spring 2007; The Third Annual Wiley A. Branton/Howard Law
Journal Symposium What Is Black? Perspectives on Coalition Building in the Modern Civil Rights Movement: Rhymes,
Edward, "Acting White?" African-American Students and Education (Black Commentator)
"Through the Haha Door": The Social Philosophy of Louis C.K.
(masters thesis), by Brooks, Rachel, Middle Tennessee State University: Rhymes, Edward, "Ode to Richard Pryor,"
(The Black Commentator)
The role of the media in framing
President Jacob Zuma's multiple or concurrent sexual relationships as cultural polygamy (masters thesis) by Nicola,
Davies-Laubscher, Stellenbosch University, South Africa: Rhymes, Edward, The Continuing Miseducation of the Negro (Black Commentator)
Back on track: the epidemic of violence among African-American youth in the Gresham Park
Community (doctoral dissertation) by Brown, Hubert, Atlanta Theological Association; Interdenominational Theological
Center: Rhymes, Edward, Caucasian Please! America's True Double Standard For Misogyny & Racism (Black Agenda
Report).
Journalism and Mass Communication Vol.
7, No. 4, Sugar and Spice, and Everything Nice: Do Female Stereotypes Supersede In-group Favoritism Among Men
When Evaluating Female Criminal Suspects in News Stories? (April 2017): by Appiah, Osei & Holt, Lanier
(Ohio State University), Dale, Katie (Florida State University), White, Tiffany (University of Georgia): Rhymes, Edward, Woman As Aggressor: The Unspoken Truth of Domestic Violence (Mint Press News)
From Social Merchandising to Social Spectacle: Portrayals of Domestic Violence in TV Globo's
Prime-Time Telenovelas, University of Southern California, International Journal of Communication 11 (2017): by Joyce,
Samantha Nogueira (Saint Mary's College of California, USA), Martinez, Monica (Universidade de Sorocaba, Brazil): Rhymes,
Edward, Woman As Aggressor: The Unspoken Truth of Domestic Violence (Mint Press News)
Beyond the Borders of Black and White: Exploring the Effectiveness of Domestic Violence Services
Provided to Individuals Indigenous of Other Ethnicities and Mores (doctoral dissertation), Chicago School of Professional
Psychology, by Houston, Sonja T: Rhymes, Edward, Woman As Aggressor: The Unspoken Truth of Domestic Violence (Mint
Press News)
‘Whiteness,' Criminality, and The
Double Standards of Deviance/Social Control; Contemporary Justice Review, Volume 18, Number 2, 3 (April 2015), pp.
197-214: by Heitzeg, Nancy A: Rhymes, Edward, Turning Racism Upside Down To See It Rightside Up: The Remix (Black
Agenda Report).
Undue credit, International Socialist
Review: The Quarterly Journal of the International Socialist Organization, Issue 58 pg. 7 (2008) by DiLeo, Petrino: Rhymes,
Edward; Losing What We Never Had: White Privilege & the Deferred Dreams of Black America, Part 2 (Black Agenda
Report)
Xenophobia/Afro-Phobia In The Post-Colonial Africa:
Strategies For Combat, Journal Theologia Viatorum, 33/2 (2009), pages 216-241; by Gathogo, Julius and Phiri, Isabel:
Rhymes, Edward, The Continuing Miseducation of the Negro (Black Commentator)
Media Violence, Council on Communications and Media, American Academy of Pediatrics, November
2009, Volume 124 / Issue 5: Rhymes, Edward; - "Caucasian Please! America's Cultural Double Standard for Misogyny and Racism" (Alternet)
American Anthropologist Vol. 110, No. 1 (March 2008): Rhymes, Edward,
Singing Soprano, While Dissin' the Bass: America's White Thug Love and Ethnically Acceptable Violence (Black Agenda
Report).
Educating Black Youth Moral Principles through
Black Art 2008 (doctoral dissertation): Buchanan, Mariah S, Georgia Southern University: Rhymes, Edward, The
Continuing Miseducation of the Negro (Black Commentator).
Drugscapes
and the role of place and space in injection drug use-related HIV risk environments, International Journal of Drug
Policy, Volume 20, Issue 1, January 2009, Pages 4-13, Tempalskia, Barbara & McQuieb, Hilary: Rhymes Edward, Turning Racism
Upside Down To See It Rightside Up (Black Commentator).
What
is the role of race in Thabo Mbeki's discourse? Pg. 111 (masters thesis), University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg,
South Africa, by Daniels, Glenda: Rhymes, Edward, The Continuing Miseducation of the Negro (Black Commentator)
Syllabi Required Reading
Santa José State University, Department of English & Comparative Literature, ENGL 1A
First-Year Writing, Section 32: (Fall 2017): Rhymes, Edward; - "Caucasian Please! America's Cultural Double Standard for Misogyny and Racism" (Alternet)
University of California San Diego, Ethnic Studies, ONE-SIDED:
The Westernization of Representation, ETHN 98/198: Winter Quarter 2015, Wednesdays & Fridays, 12:30-1:50pm; Professor
Daphne Taylor-Garcia, E-mail: dtg@ucsd.edu, Facilitators: Elzbeth Islas & Jessica Hatrick-Watson, E-mail: practicum.spaces.ucsd@gmail.com;
A ‘Ho' by Any Other Color: The History and Economics of Black Female Sexual Exploitation, Dr. Edward Rhymes
(Black Agenda Report)
Saint Louis University, ESL
Division, ESL 110-01/02/ (Spring 2010): Rhymes, Edward - "Caucasian Please! America's Cultural Double Standard for Misogyny and Racism" (Alternet)
Columbia University Law School, Feminist Legal Theory Workshop LLM
(2010): Rhymes, Edward, Misdirections and Misconceptions: Welfare and Affirmative Action Part 1 (Mint Press News)
Adelphi University, Department of Sociology Freshman Seminar: Historical
Legacies, Current Predicaments, Dreams of a Better Tomorrow (Fall 2007): Rhymes, Edward - "Caucasian Please! America's
Cultural Double Standard for Misogyny and Racism" (Alternet)
