decade or so—since the election of the United States’ first black president and the rise of the Tea Party to more recent standoffs between “Bernie bros,” Black Lives Matter protesters, and the altright—it has been impossible for me, an Americanist who obsessively reads the newspaper, not to think that our nation has reached a fever pitch in a new set of culture wars, ones that hark back to, and in some cases reproduce, older conversations about the utility of identity politics. As a Midwesterner, though, I am unused to being near the center of so many of these conversations: those of us in the middle have been Introduction: Interethnicity: From Cultural Appropriation to Horizontal Comradeship Emily Lutenski

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引言：种族间性：从文化挪用到横向同志关系

十年左右的十年左右，自从美国的第一个黑人总统和茶党的崛起到“伯尼兄弟兄弟”之间的更新站点，黑人生命抗议者，以及亚特拉特 - 这是一个美国主义者对我来说是不可能的谁痴迷于阅读报纸，而不是认为我们的国家已经在一系列新的文化战争中达到高潮，这些战争可以追溯到并在某些情况下重现关于身份政治效用的旧对话。然而，作为一个中西部人，我不习惯靠近这么多对话的中心：我们中间的人一直在介绍：种族间性：从文化挪用到横向同志关系艾米莉·卢滕斯基