| 2006
Conference Program Schedule The length of regular session/meeting activities is 1 hour and 30 minutes, unless noted otherwise. Tuesday, August 8 1:00
p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location: Foyer
1.
Natural and Unnatural Disasters, the Intersections of Race, Class, Gender and Sexual Orientation in Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: BarBara Scott, Northeastern Illinois University; & Bruce McCray, Otterbein College Hurricane
Katrina: A Disaster Forty Years in the Making Katrina
as Postscript to Racialized Spaces in Louisiana After
the Storm: Race and Victims’ Reactions to the Hurricane Katrina
Aftermath The
Politics of Poverty and Disaster Visions
of Race and Class in Documenting the Impact of Hurricane Katrina Hurricane
Katrina and New Orleans: The Political Education of Young Activists
2.
Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Diane R. Brown, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Racism
and Mistrust: Impact on Healthcare Use Life
Long Indications: Teen-aged Black Mothers' Health and Well Being The
Impact of HIV/AIDS on Black Women Black
College Students Speak About Risky Behaviors on Campus 3. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Rutledge M. Dennis, George Mason University Dual
Marginality: Theoretical and Empirical Issues To
Be or Not to Be: Choosing a Racial Identity Contrasting
the 'Dual Marginality' of Black and White Americans Toward
a Theoretical Understanding of Triple Jeopardy: The Intersection of Race,
Gender and Class 4. Room: Monet Room Organizer: Earl Wright, Fisk University Panelists 5:00
p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Room: Pellan Room
Welcome Reception Co-Sponsored
by The University of Akron Room: TBA
7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Misc. Committee Meetings Room: TBA
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION BOOK-VENDOR EXHIBIT Location: Foyer
5. Room: Monet-C Room Organizer: Carla Brailey, Howard University Black
Preaching, Black People, and Black Conditions: An Exploratory Analysis
of Power From the Pulpit in the 21st Century Social
Transformation and Religion: The Case of Cuba The
Churches and Social Change: Accommodation, Moderation, or Protest 6. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Bernice McNair Barnett, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Leadership
for Diversity: Increasing Black and Other Racial Minority Faculty at Majority
White Research Universities Leadership,
Philanthropy, and Private Black Colleges: Emerging Issues for the 21st
Century Leadership,
Diversity, and Multicultural Awareness: The Responses of Leaders in P-12
Education Human
Capital Immigrants in the United States 7. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: C. André Christie-Mizell, University of Akron The
Health of African Immigrants in America: On Nativity and Physical Health African
Americans and Willingness to use Psychoactive Medication Black
Identity, Self-Esteem, and Health Race,
Parental Functioning, and Children’s Health 8. Room: Monet-A Room Organizer: Program Committee "Complicating
The Past: Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum Changes Its Story" Talkin'
Bout a Revolution: Racial Rhetoric and Rebellion in the Spoken Word Movement Zoning
Legitimacy: Placing African Bodies in Paris An
African Love Brewed in the Pot of Russian Public Perception: The African
Russian Family Life in Post-Communist Russia 9. Room: Gagnon Room Organizers: Jennifer Hamer, University of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign & Ebonie Cunningham, Purdue University Single
Black Full-time Fathers: Variations in their Parenting Roles, Goals, and
Experiences by Their Children's Gender "Around
here, women never get done workin'": Growing Old, Still Working,
and Taking Care of Others. Substance
Use, Education, and Prisoner Re-entry: Youth Options and Experiences upon
Leaving New York City Jails Family
Relations and Expectations of Afro-American Resiliency
and Family Adaptations among Incarcerated African American Mothers
10. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Michelle Christian, Duke University “Third
Ward is Our Home and it’s NOT FOR SALE!”: New Visions of Community
Organizing and Social Movement Analysis Rastafarianism
and the Nation of Islam as Competing Models for Group-Identity Formation
Among Blacks in North America W.E.B.
Du Bois & Double Consciousness for the Black Academic The
Role of Race in the Gay and Lesbian Movement in the United States 11. Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Rutledge M. Dennis, George Mason University The
Black Intellectuals of the 20th Century and the "New" Black
Intellectuals of the 21st Century: Similarities and Dissimilarities Black
Intellectualism at the Dawn of a New Millennium: Threading the Needle ‘Race
Relations’ in the Face of White Nationalism: Should We Revisit the
‘the Negro National-Colonial Question?’ 12. Room: Monet-A Room Organizer: Program Committee Where's
the Moral Panic?: Social Science Data, News Media, and the Moral Neglect
of a Racist Criminal Justice System How
black workers use the urban environment to find employment Skin
Tone and African Americans: The Role of Skin Tone in Structuring Stratification
Beliefs 13. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Program Committee Indigestion
in the Belly of the Beast - Post-colonials in the Metropole(s) Globalization
and the Localizing of Black Identity in the Post-Jim Crow South How
the African Thinks 14. Room: Monet-B Room Organizer: Program Committee From
Mothers to Daughters: An Intergenerational Examination of African American
Women's Health Seeking Behavior Depression,
Resilience, and Self-Definitions: A Study of Low Income Custodial African
American Grandmothers In
Search of the Ingredient for Longevity: Voices of the Rural Black Elderly The
Racialization of the School as a Public Space in Bronzeville 15. Room: Monet-C Room Organizer: Program Committee Gynecological
Identity: Race in the prediction of Menstrual Problems The
Invisible Community: Local Residents Concern About Environmental Discrimination Visceral
Manifestoes: Recovery from Racial Trauma Twenty
Years of Unlearning Racism
16. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Charles Green, Hunter College The
New Immigration Movement and the Declining Status of Urban Black Men in
the U.S Black
Men In Higher Education and the Criminal Justice System: 1970-2000 Black
Men and the Negotiation of White Supremacy A
New Cultural Sociology of Black Men In Crisis 17.
Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Program Committee Does
Multiculturalism Help or Hurt?: Multicultural Ideology in the United States
and Mauritius Medicating
the Iron Cage La
Lucha De Los Negros Latinos: Afro-Latino Empowerment Initiatives
Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Tanya Golash-Boza, Kansas State University Hispanics
and the 'American Dream' or the 'American Delusion': Intersecting Social
Structural Properties in Hurricane Katrina. Towards
an Afro-Latino/American movement: Afro-Latino manifestations in Dominican
and Argentinean cultures Broker
Fixed: The Racialized State and the Subjugation of Indigenous Populations
in the Andes 19. Room: Monet-A Room Organizer: Nicole Rousseau, George Mason University A
Historical Materialist Analysis of the Commodification of Black Women’s
Biological Reproduction in the United States I
Didn't Ask You to Rearrange Me: Socio-Sexual Constructions of Black Women
in Mainstream Film Black
Sexual Behavior: Contemporary Issues Black
Women’s Reproductive Body: Perceptions of Childbirth in the US Through
the eyes of my sisters: Black mothers without custody speak to one another
about “the system” 20. Room: Monet-B Room Organizer: Program Committee Race,
Class and Status in Atlanta: How Racial and Ethnic Migration is Changing
the City Black
Consciousness and The Black Middle-Class Black
Outliers and The Changing Structure of Racial Stratification In The 21st
Century The
Role of Canada and the USA in the Transformation of the Sociocultural
Structures in Africa 21. Room: Monet-C Room Organizer: Billie Gastic, Temple University Sisterhood
and Activism in Black and White: A Black Feminist Approach Female
Harassment in Ethiopian Universities: When Harassment Isn't Illegal Katrina:
Disclocation and the Reproduction of Segregation and Employment
22. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Program Committee Race,
Gender, and Body Mass Index Among U.S. Adults Standpoint
and the Etiology of Binge Eating Disorder Among African American Women African
American Males Perception and Knowledge About Their Health Biological
Preemption: Race, Class and Genomics 23.
Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Feven Negga, Howard University Black
Immigrants and African Americans in the United States Labor Market: An
Examination of Salary Earnings Using 2000 Census Data Changing
Patterns of Black Identity Among Caribbean Immigrants Over Time: Blackness
as a Dependent Variable Up
The Down Escalator: Mobility Strategies of Afro-Trini Immigrants in the
Toronto Metropolis, Canada Race-Gender
Stigma & Social Critique: Second-Generation Dominicans, Haitians &
West Indians in New York City 24. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Barbara KatzRothman, CUNY Graduate Center Discussant: Erica Chito Childs, Hunter College When
Black is a Country: Negotiating Nationality, Sexuality and Class in Field
Research Levees,
Looters and Lawlessness: Race, Rumor and the Role of the Media in the
Wake of Hurricane Katrina Out
of My Element: Research on Blacks, Latinos and Whites in the Atlanta Construction
Industry Issues
of Legitimacy: A White Interviewer and Black and Biracial Interviewees 25. Room: Monet-A Room Organizer: Kerry Rocquemore, University of Illinois – Chicago
26. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Amy Steinbugler, Temple University Black,
Gay and Interracial: Negotiating Authenticity Stability
of Men's Interracial First Unions: A Test of Socioeconomic Differentials
and Prior Cohabitation History Interracial
Marriage: Black Women and White Men Marital
Opportunities, Family Approval, and the Race, Class, Gender Politics of
Black/White Interracial Relationships 27. Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Gary Kinte Perry, Seattle University Free-Market
Racism: The Racial Politics of New Urbanism and the World City Gentrification
in Brooklyn Selling
Homes and Schools: Critical Race Theory and the 'new' Politics of Containment Who
Benefits? The Politics of Gentrification and Seattle's Black Business
Community 28. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: David L. Brunsma, University of Missouri-Columbia It
Was All Black and White and There Was Nothing In Between: Discursive Navigation
of Latin in the Midwest Diaspora(s)
and Ba'al Teshuvah: Jewish Identity in a Post-Modern World Static
Ethnicity: The Constrained Ethnic Identities of Two "American Girls" The
Influence of Racial Socialization and Racial Identity on the Experiences
of Black Women in Predominately White Environments Room: Monet-A Room Organizer:
Mamadi Matlhako, Purchase College-SUNY Me
and My White "Liberal" Professors "Reflections of a Modern
Day Lynching" Muted
Racism in a Neoliberal Society Racism
undercover in the Academy: A Critical Need for A Political Economy Approach 30. Room: Monet-B Room Organizer: H. Alexander Welcome, City University of New York, The Graduate Center & Alia R. Tyner-Mullings, CUNY Graduate Center The
Haitian Market on Church Avenue: A Space for Black Immigrant Identity The
Impact of Race on Shaping Attitudes Towards Affirmative Action Hip-Hop
and Comedy as Organic Data: A Framework for the Analysis of Race Suburban
Mothers, Sports, and Schooling How
to Use Education to Fight Social Reproduction Without Even Trying
Black History Tour & Casino Night Location: Meet in the Lobby
8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m./1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION BOOK-VENDOR EXHIBIT Location: Foyer 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. (Concurrent Sessions) 31. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer:
Patrice Dickerson, Ohio State University Cheryl Judice Powell, Northwestern University Dustin Kidd, Temple University John Mohr, University of California, Santa Barbara Gail
Smith, CUNY Graduate Center Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Amanda Lewis, University of Illinois at Chicago Presider: Kerry Ann Rockquemore, University of Illinois – Chicago Situating
Racial Ambiguity in the Tri-Racial System: A Qualitative Look at the Latin-Americanization
Thesis Many
Rivers to Cross: The Impact of Race, Class, and Gender on Black Immigrants "Everyone
But Me": Exploring Racial Consciousness in Whites With Black Partners Education
and Perceived Discrimination among Black Americans: An Examination of
Some Potential Mediating Mechanisms 33. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Robert Newby, Central Michigan University Presider & Discussant: Judith Rollins, Wellesley College African
Americans, the Coloniality of Power, and Rethinking the Internal Colonialism
Debate The
Continuing Relevance of Internal Colonialism Theory From
‘Race’ to ‘Colonized Minority’: the Race Relations
Paradigm as a Failed Perspective 34. Room: Monet-A Room Organizer: Program Committee Post
Pomo Hip Hop Homos: Gay Rappers Negotiating Identities of 'Black' and
'Queer' Pride Clinical/Sociological
Sex Research With Black and Latino MSM: Lessons from the Pleasure Gender
Sex Study (PGS) How
Sexuality Can Threaten Gender and Racial Identities: The Case of Male
Child Sexual Abuse ¿Qué
pasó con OREMI? the State and non-heteronormative identities in
Havana, Cuba 35. Room: Monet-B Room Organizer: Program Committee Shadow
Politics In the Rich Light of Day: Black Youth, Political Socialization,
and One Washington, DC Metropolitan Area High School “Making
Space” for Diverse Identities: Black Students’ Critical Responses
to Accountability Reform The
Role of Minority Academic Programs in African American Students’
College Success Representations
of Blackness in Diaspora: Revisiting Pan-Africanists’ Ideology and
Discourse in Black Nationalist Movements
36. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Korie Edwards, Ohio State University 37. Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Amanda Lewis, University of Illinois – Chicago Discussant: Omar McRoberts Racial
Democracy in American Criminal Justice Racial
Apathy and White Innocence The
Making and Selling of an Illusion: An Examination of Racial Diversity
in Post Civil-Rights U.S. Corporations By
Every Means Necessary: How Color Blindness Came to Dominate US Race Relations 38. Room: Lemieux Room Organizers:
Anne-Marie Livingstone, DaCosta-Angelique Institute & Nadine Mondestin Dolores Sandoval, DaCosta/Angelique Institute Jean-Claude Icart, Department of Sociology, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQÀM), Coordinator of the International Observatory on Racism and Discrimination Sharon Springer, Executive Director, Black Community Resource Centre
ABS Awards Luncheon Room: Monet Room Keynote Speaker: ABS President – BarBara Scott, Northeastern Illinois University
39. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Simona Hill, Susquehanna University Underrepresented
Minority Faculty, Tokens, and the Displaced: When Diversity Fails at Inclusion Mississippi
is Everywhere: How ‘Diversity’ Exposes White Supremacy and
Paternalism Working
the Inside: Administrators’ Role in Supporting Diversity To
Play, or Not to Play The ‘Race Card’ in the Classroom: Potential
Consequences 40. Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Kerry Ann Rockquemore, University of Illinois – Chicago Cedric Herring, University of Illinois – Chicago David Brunsma, University of Missouri Florence Maatita, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 41. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Romney S. Norwood, Georgia State University Discussant: Chip Gallagher, Georgia State University The
‘It Girl’ Factor as Mediated by Race Strip
Club Chicks and Video Vixens: Music Videos and The Shaping of Adolescent
Identity Examining
The Social Psychological Concept of Role in Octavia Butler’s Literature She’s
My Summertime Girlfriend: Seductive Images of Inter-Raciality ‘Civil’
Rights or ‘Radical’ Fringe: Perspectives of The Civil Rights
Movement Through Editorial Cartoons.
42. Room: Riopelle Room Organizer: Program Committee Black
Church Culture: Challenges and Conflict for Community Engagement Tending
to the Flock: AIDS Education and the Church Redressing
the Achievement Gap: An Examination of the Historical Impact of Multicultural
Interventions on Education Equity The
Impact of Religion on Racial Differences in Self-Esteem 43. Room: Gagnon Room Organizer: Tony N. Brown, Vanderbilt University The
Psychological Costs of Racial Stratification for Blacks in the U.S. Perceived
Discrimination and Mental Health in the U.S. and South Africa Nutrition
and Health Practices: The Role of Culture and Environmental Factors Among
Afro-Mexicans 44. Room: Lemieux Room Organizer: Program Committee The
Impact of Shifting Household Types on the Economic and Social Progress
of the African American Community: What Role Will the Love Jones Cohort
Play? African
American Women's Relationships with their Live-Away Fathers Salvaging
Children’s Lives: Understanding the Experiences of Black Aunts Who
Serve as Kinship Care Providers within Black Families Do
White Mothers of Biracial Children Adopt Traitorous Identity Traits?
Dance Party Cosponsored with SSSP & SWS Room: Van Gogh-Renoir Room
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. BOOK-VENDOR EXHIBIT Location: Foyer 8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. General Business Meeting Room: Monet 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (Concurrent Sessions) 45. Room: Fortin Room Organizer: Aldon Morris, Northwestern University Lessons
Learned: What the Campaign for the WEB DuBois Award Taught Us About the
State of Sociology DuBois'
Lessons for Urban Sociology It's
Not About Mainstreaming but Changing the Course of the Stream: Dubois
as Anti-Racist and Anti-Imperialist What's
in a Name Change?: Inclusion vs. Invisibility 46. Room: Bellefleur Room Organizer: John B. Diamond, Harvard Graduate School of Education Researching
Black Educational Experiences: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations Benefit
Gaps: Race, Gender and the Unequal Effects of Neighborhood Affluence Still
Separate and Unequal: Exploring Race and Achievement in ‘Integrated’
Suburbs The
Effects of Mental Health Counseling within Differing Racial-Ethnic Groups
on Academic Performance \ 47. Room: Monet-A Room Organizers: David G. Embrick, Loyola University-Chicago; & David L. Brunsma, University of Missouri Discussant: Akil Kokayi Khafani, Essex County College Bringing
Down the House: Reparations, Universal Morality, and an Epistemology of
Social Justice The
Oppression of Legal Segregation: Making a Case for Reparations for the
Living? Forty
Acres in the 21st Century Reparations
and Race Rebellion: The Road Map for Racial Progress in 21st Century Amerika 48. Room: Riopelle, Gagnon, and Lemieux Rooms Organizers: ABS, SWS & SSF We would all like to thank the following people for pulling together these magnificent roundtables … Bravo!!! Regina
Dixon-Reeves, Ph.D., Association of Black Sociologists, Chair, Professional
Development Committee
49. Room: Bellefleur Room Organizer: Juan Battle, Hunter College & CUNY Graduate Center Co-Conveners: Natalie Bennett, Depaul University & Rosamond King, Long Island University – Brooklyn
Executive Committee Meeting Room: Pellan Room
GRADUATE
STUDENT ROUNDTABLE Table 1. Gender Identities How
Does Racialization Affect White Mother's of Biracial Children? The Construction
of Traitorous Identity Traits Embodying
Auto Ethnography: Performing Sexualities in Bangkok, Thailand Negotiating
Submissions and Divorce: How Formerly Abused, Religiously-Conservative
Wives Reconcile Their Identities with their Actions Courting
Change: Competing Justice Models in Domestic Violence Cases Table 2. Immigration and Identities Racial/Ethnic
Identities, as well as parental expectations, of second generation immigration
college students in a racially diverse university context "Middle
Mexican": Avoiding Stigmatized Identities in the United States Ethnic
and Gender Identities of Second Generation Korean Canadians and Second
Generation Korean Americans No
Race without Nation, No Race without Race: The Role of Race in Theorizing
the Modern Nation-State Table 3. Immigrations and Immigrant Issues Uncovering
the Silenced Voices of Teaching Assistants: Do Experiences of International
TAs differ from Experiences of U.S.-born TAs? "Hybridity
and Heterogeneity in Black America" Social
Mapping of African Immigrants and African Immigrant Communities on the
Eastern Corridor of the U.S. Globalizing
Identity: American names Indian Lives Call Center Workers in Gurgaon India Table 4. Racial Identities Race,
Religion, and Homosexuality: Black Protestants and Homosexual Acceptance Cultural
Consumption, Black Identity, and the Reproduction of Class Understanding
Whiteness: A Qualitative Analysis of White College Students' Perceptions
of Racial Identity" DuBois
and the Art of Propaganda Doing
Inequality: The Reproduction of Privilege and Oppression by People located
in Both Dominant and Subordinate Social Locations The
Effects of the Denial of Identity and Black Mayors
Que
paso con OREMI? The State and non-heteronormative identities in Havana,
Cuba Bi
Outside the Bedroom: The Performance of Bisexual Identity among Women
in Heterosexual Relationships Lesbians
Representations in Pornography The
Dyadic Imaginary: What Does Queer Love Have to Do With It? The
Visibility of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Social Movements
in Namibia and South Africa Table 6. Definitions and Imagery Everyday
Discourse and Heteromormativety: Graffiti as Shared Cultural Ideology Money,
Men, and Morality: The Cultural Messages Embedded in " Chick Lit" Neoconservative
Pastoral Power and Welfare Mothers: The Imposition of Subjectivity and
the Civilizing Process Table 7. Racial Inequality in Education The
Role of Minority Academic Programs in African American Students' College
Success Who
Is To Blame For the Educational Gap? Academic
Engagement in an Era of "Accountability:" How Children are still
being Left Behind Engaging
HBCU Students in a Community-Based Participatory Research Effort: The
Case of SHARED Experiences Table 8. Race issues in Education Professional
Black Women's Attitudes toward Romantic Partner Selection: Comparing the
U.S. and the U.K. "Two
Different Worlds": Perceptions of Race and Status on Campus Exploring
the Minds of Marginalized Minors: Divergent Perceptions of Social and
Criminal Injustice among Chicago Youth Do
Immigrants With "Some US Education" Enjoy a Wage Advantage Over
Immigrants with Foreign Education Only?" Revisiting the Question:
A Study of Legal, Highly Educated, Male Immigrants in the United States Table 9. Work and Gender Welfare
Racism through a New Lens: Ideologies of Welfare Case Workers toward Women
Seeking Temporary Assistance Sociology,
Dropping the Bar?: Female Minority Athletes as Elite Educational Institutions This
Isn’t Who We Hired! Transgender Negotiations of Gender in the Workplace Sex
Discrimination and the Presence of Covering in Kenan-Flagler Undergraduates Table 10. Race Issues in Housing Re-conceptualizing
Cohabitation: Explaining Racial Differences in Union Formation by Acknowledging
the Diversity of Cohabitational Experiences Examining
the Political Strategies of Neoconservative Reformers and the Institutional
Changes They Initiated with Welfare Reform How
Our Structures Structure Us: Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Condo
Conversion in Washington DC Problematizing
Racial Residential Segregation: A Contextual Approach Table 11. Social Movements I "Community
Participation in Neighborhood Organizations: An Investigation of Local
Participation in Two Inner-City Neighborhoods" Student
Activism: Student Leadership & Experiences Studying
Islam and Women after 9/11 Table 12. Social Movements II Reconfiguring
African American Activism for the Twenty-First Century "Check
All That Apply" The Effective Strategies of the Multiracial Movement The
Anarchist Yellow Pages: An Organization-Level Analysis of the International
Anarchist Movement Political
Parties and Participatory Democracy
Gender
Inequalities in Bargaining Power: A Study of Chinese Men and Women’s
Search for the Right Spouse A
Cross National Examination of Micro and Macro Influences of Cohabitation
on Women’s Housework Participation Gendered
International Marriage Migration under Globalization: Filipina Wives of
South Korean Husbands in Rural Communities Table 14. Health & Illness I A
Comparative Analysis of Long-Term Illness as an Occupational-Career Interruption:
Gender Differences in the Determinants and Outcomes in Sweden and Poland Sociology
on the Margins: Ethnography, AIDS and African Studies The
Medicalization of Obesity: What It Means for Women’s Health Table 15. Health & Illness II An
Examination of Knowledge, Attitudes and Perceptions towards Physical Activity
in Relation to the Stages of Change among College Aided Women at Predominately
Black University Multiple
Identities, Meanings of Identities, and African American Construction
of the Self The
Intersection of Structured Inequality: The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Transnational
Caregiving Home Health Aides
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