IRMINGHAM, England-Racism transcends the boundaries of the nation-state, and so the fight for freedom and equality must also be global.Too often when we try to understand anti-Black racism, our analyses are limited to our own country's borders.The late sociologist Herminio Martins dubbed this tendency to frame our thinking within the nation-state "methodological nationalism."In thinking about racism, the nation-state is frequently considered a real, tangible unit of study for racial formation and inequalities.In reality, the nation-state 1DOI:10.
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