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Roberto Domingo Toledo
- Grinnell, IA
- United States
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Roberto Domingo Toledo's video was featured
"Le hip-hop: arme des ghettos à travers le monde (France, Brésil, États-Unis”
A Conference (in French) on Hip-Hop and Racism in France, Brazil, and the U.S.
At Sciences Po (June 1st, 2012) with Jo Dalton, member of the "Black Dragons" gang in France, heavily influenced by the North-American Black Panthers and Hip-Hop
Roberto Domingo Toledo posted a video
"Le hip-hop: arme des ghettos à travers le monde (France, Brésil, États-Unis”
A Conference (in French) on Hip-Hop and Racism in France, Brazil, and the U.S.
At Sciences Po (June 1st, 2012) with Jo Dalton, member of the "Black Dragons" gang in France, heavily influenced by the North-American Black Panthers and Hip-Hop
Roberto Domingo Toledo joined Sarah S. Richardson's group
Race, Gender, and Biology
Welcoming philosophical discussions of biological research on race and gender differences, with a focus on controversial claims circulating in the popular press. Post papers and events, discuss new scientific research, and share resources.
Profile Information
- Link to personal website / profile
- http://osc.sciences-po.fr/equipe/doc_toledo.htm
- Current Location (i.e. City, State)
- Paris, France
- Institutional affiliation or employer (if any)
- Grinnel College, IA
Stony Brook Unversity, NY
- Departmental affiliation (if any)
- Philosophy
- What is your professional position? (if any)
- Graduate Student, Part-Time Faculty Member
- Interest in public philosophy? Please be as SPECIFIC AS YOU CAN. Members who answer "yes" or "a lot" will not be approved.
- My research combines philosophical methods (from the works of Foucault, Bruno Latour, and critical race theory) with field research. For the last four years, I've been intervening in French psychosocial and educational institutions to highlight the racist implications of discourses and practices related to "behavior disorder" prevention. In order to effectively challenge the assumptions in dominant psychosocial theories, I've mobilized actors in the French hip-hop movement who work with the same population of racially stigmatized youth and who offer crucial alternative perspectives for other professionals.
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