Sexual and Racial Discrimination

40	"Racism" Michele Moody-Adams
41	"Servility and Self-Respect" Thomas E. Hill Jr.
42	"Sexual Harassment" Anita M. Superson
43	"Date Rape" Lois Pineau
44	"Men in Groups: Collective Responsibility for Rape" Larry May and Robert Strikwerda

Philosophical Essays and Interviews with Philosophers

• Block, Ned. "How Heritability Misleads about Race."  From Boston Review (1996).  A critique of The Bell Curve.
  
  
• Hypatia.  Homepage of the leading journal of feminist philosophy.
  
  
• Feminist Theory  website, from the University of Vermont.
  
  
• Haslanger, Sally. "Gender and Race: (What) Are They? (What) Do We Want Them To Be?"  Nous (2000).
   
• Hardwig, John. "Should Women Think in Terms of Rights?"  Ethics (1984).
  
  
• Mill, Charles.  "The Continuing Importance of Race."  Radio interview. [RealAudio]
  
  
• Myers, Diana Tietjens.  "Feminist Perspectives on the Self."  Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
  
  
• "A Professor of Pardoy." Martha Nussbaum (Classics, Law, and Philosophy - The University of Chicago) discussion of feminism; features a sustainted critique of Judith Butler's work.
  
  
• Society for Women in Philosophy.  The homepage for the society.  Includes links to numerous articles, readings lists, etc.
  
  
• Tong, Rosemarie.  "Feminist Ethics."  Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
  
  
• Zack, Naomi.   "The Good Faith of the Invisible Man."  Understanding the experience of racism.
  
  
  

Popular discussions

• African Philosophy on the web.  A collection of links from Canada.  Links for African / African-American Philosophers, bibliographies, etc.
  
  
• Discrimination against LGBTQ people.
  
  
• female geneital mutilation. Q&A concerning the practice from the World Health Organization. [a practice with serious consequences for women}
  

• Labor law on racial and sexual discrimination.
  
  
• How people react differently to possible wrong-doing. A revealing four minute video.
  
  
• United Nation's Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
  
  
• UN World Conference on Racism
  
  
• Women in work.  Interview with Francine Blau.  [RealAudio]
  
  

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