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Essay · 2021

Tennessee's critical race theory ban is a false attempt to defeat a 'fictitious villain'

Publication

Title
Tennessee's critical race theory ban is a false attempt to defeat a 'fictitious villain'
Author
David Miguel Gray (Columbia College, Class of 1997)
Form
Essay
First published
2021
Publisher
The Commercial Appeal

Complete works of David Miguel Gray (23)

  1. 2012 HOT · Southwest Philosophy Review
  2. 2012 “HOT: Keeping up Appearances?” · Southwest Philosophy Review 28:155–163
  3. 2013 How Specific Can You Get? · Southwest Philosophy Review
  4. 2013 Racial Norms: A Reinterpretation ofDuBois' “The Conservation of Races” · The Southern Journal of Philosophy
  5. 2013 “How Specific Can You Get?: Troubles for Cognitive Phenomenology” · Southwest Philosophy Review 29:163–172
  6. 2014 Counting-ish Creatures and Conceptual Content · Mind 123: 1141-1146
  7. 2014 Failing to self-ascribe thought and motion: Towards a three-factor account of passivity symptoms in schizophrenia · Schizophrenia Research
  8. 2020 Linguistic Disobedience (with Benjamin Lennertz) · Philosopher's Imprint 20: 1-16
  9. 2020 Racial Nonbeing: Symposium on Harfouch's Another Mind-Body Problem: A History of Racial Non-Being (book review) · Syndicate Philosophy
  10. 2021 Critical race theory: What it is and what it isn’t
  11. 2021 Tennessee's critical race theory ban is a false attempt to defeat a 'fictitious villain' · The Commercial Appeal this record
  12. 2022 Introduction to Charles Mills's “The Wretched of Middle‐Earth: An Orkish Manifesto” · The Southern Journal of Philosophy
  13. 2022 Naturalism, Disease, and Levels of Functional Description · The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy: A Forum for Bioethics and Philosophy of Medicine
  14. 2022 New Ontologies of Race (editor) · 39th Annual Spindel Supplement, Southern Journal of Philosophy 60(1):1–136
  15. 2022 Social Ontologies of Race and their Development · The Southern Journal of Philosophy
  16. 2022 Spindel Conference Proceedings: New Ontologies of Race (edited journal issue) · The Southern Journal of Philosophy 60
  17. 2022 “Introduction to Charles Mills’s ‘The Wretched of Middle-Earth: An Orkish Manifesto’” (with Chike Jeffers) · The Southern Journal of Philosophy 60:102–104
  18. 2022 “Naturalism, Disease, and Levels of Functional Description” (with Somogy Varga) · Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 47:482–493
  19. 2023 Aspiration and Self-Realization: The Ameliorative Projects of Steve Biko · Philosophy of the Social Sciences
  20. 2024 Distance Relativism and the Limits of Moral Assessment: Fricker and Williams · Philosophia
  21. 2024 Doxastic and Epistemic Sources of Offense for Slurring Terms · Acta Analytica
  22. 2024 How quotation and referential intentions modulate the derogatory force of slur utterances · Frontiers in Communication
  23. 2024 In Defense of Introspective Affordances · Review of Philosophy and Psychology

Cite this record

Gray, David Miguel. Tennessee's critical race theory ban is a false attempt to defeat a 'fictitious villain'. The Commercial Appeal, 2021.

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