Last-minute readings
I sent an e-mail last night asking you to read some of Chauncey DeVega’s blog posts and articles, as he will be calling into our class today. Here are the ones he recommended because they have attracted the greatest traffic or crossed over into the mainstream media:
Racism and sexism are killing the U.S. economy
Dear Angry White Conservatives Mourning Romney’s Loss: Chill Out
Is a Crisis in White Masculinity Leading to Horrific Gun Crimes Like the Sandy Hook Shootings?
White Supremacists Hear Mitt Romney’s Racist Welfare “Dog Whistles” Crystal Clear
What Took Him So Long? More Than “Dog Whistles” Mitt Romney Finally Goes Full Birther
Tales of a Race-Baiting Mormon: The Personal and Political Hypocrisy of Mitt Romney
About Chauncey DeVega
Chauncey DeVega (a pseudonym) is editor and founder of We Are Respectable Negroes, a blog on race, popular culture, and politics. His work there has been featured by the New York Times, Utne Reader, and The Atlantic. In addition to the blog, DeVega’s work has appeared in various books, as well as on such sites as the Washington Post’s The Root, The Daily Beast, Alternet, Salon, Washington Monthly, Slate, and PopMatters. DeVega has been a guest on the BBC, Ring of Fire Radio, Ed Schultz, Joshua Holland’s Alternet Radio Hour, the Burt Cohen show, and Our Common Ground.
Section 106
The National Endowment for the Humanities explains Section 106 in detail (PDF)
How to initiate Section 106 consultation with the Idaho SHPO
A blog about Section 106 proceedings at one particular site
A Section 106 worksheet (PDF)
Section 106 case digest from the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
Readability and Comprehensibility as NEPA Minimums (PDF): a report mentioned in Our Unprotected Heritage
Topock Section 106 (PDF): see discussion beginning on page 25
Samples of Section 106 programmatic agreements:
- from Idaho (PDF)
- from Alaska (PDF)
- from Minnesota (PDF)