In my first tweet, I feel honored to be recognized as a Rising Graduate Scholar by @DiverseIssues Magazine!.

RT @ASPA_SICA: On Feb. 7–9 2025, @JMU’s Washington Center will host the Accountability in African Public Policy and Administration conferen….

RT @crenteriama: ¡Participa en el número especial de nuestro Journal Of Public Governance and Policy: Latin American Review; "Retos del ca….

RT @journalATP: Hi folks! We want to hear your suggestions on what ATP articles you think every first-year public administration, public po….

RT @vestorcien: Exciting news!! New Publication Alert!🥳 My co-authors and I are thrilled to share that our latest article is now live! . Th….

RT @CIDE_DAP: El Director de la DAP, Rodrigo Velázquez (@rovelove7), les invita al Encuentro de Egresadas y Egresados de la @CIDEMAPP, dond….

Muchas gracias @javierreyesm por la invitación a platicar sobre mi trabajo de investigación doctoral con les estudiantes de la clase de Desigualdad y Políticas Públicas @CIDEMAPP @CIDE_DAP. Siempre es un gusto volver a casa, así sea de manera virtual!.

Do not miss this great conversation happening tomorrow on publishing out of your dissertation, featuring amazing scholars @sowa75 and @StaciwithaZ.

RT @JadeBerryJames: Have you heard? Spread the word! At #2024ASPA , I have convened a panel of dynamic researchers to meet up in Minneapol….

RT @patheory: Join us for our next virtual Spring Forum, "How do I publish from my dissertationa?" featuring PATNet chair, Dr. Jessica Sowa….

This work can also help to understand and challenge the ways in which the White-supremacist features of the Mestizaje ideology may be present in the 🇺🇸, in settings where Latinx communities are relatively large and Latinx people are reaching salient public positions.

Since color-evasive ideologies exist in other settings, the reflections of this paper may be of interest for public administration and public policy scholars in nations where Mestizaje and/or racial democracy narratives are well alive, and ethnoracial inequalities prevail.

By studying the 🇲🇽 case I argue that Mestizaje promotes a 'raceless' narrative that has historically prevented the discussion of ethnoracial inequalities, sustains Whiteness in public organizations, and creates the conditions for White supremacy, ultimately harming social equity.

So, in this piece I explore the relationship between Whiteness and Mestizaje, a complex ideology of a ‘new race’ made from the ‘biological’ and/or cultural mixture of ‘other races’ that has been prevalent in Latin American countries like 🇵🇪🇨🇴🇪🇨🇧🇴 🇧🇷🇻🇪 and most notably 🇲🇽.

But as a direct product of colonialism, Whiteness is a global phenomenon whose specific forms and mechanisms are contextually bounded within the modern national state and the sociohistorical processes of creation of national racial regimes.

Public administration scholars in the 🇬🇧 & 🇺🇸 have argued that Whiteness and its inclusion/exclusion dynamics that distribute privilege and marginalization benefitting White people (White supremacy), can be created and reinforced in public organizations and nonprofits.

Whiteness can be broadly understood as a system of domination based upon the normalization of a White identity as the standard against which otherness is constructed, understood, and evaluated.

🚨 New article alert 🚨. This is a very special one to me, as it is my first paper coming out of my dissertation. Whiteness, 'Mestizaje' and Social Equity 🪡🧵.

RT @GGVanRyzin: New IPMJ Special Issue: Social equity and public administration: The behavioral perspective

RT @AroonManoharan: Join us in Minneapolis for 2024 #FredRiggs Symposium on Friday April 12 at @ASPANational Annual Conference. Theme is "….

RT @napawash: Academy Fellows Marilyn Rubin and Mary Guy reflect on the contributions of women to broaden the horizons of the National Acad….