Parallax Award

Guide to oppressions & intersections in SF
Basics: Classism Racism Nationalism, colonialism, xenophobia Religious intolerance Antisemitism Sexism Homophobia & heterosexism Size & beauty standards Disability & ableism Ageism
Manifestations: Institutionalized, systemic, structural Unconscious Conscious Internalized Power relations
Responses: Activism: Antiracism, feminism, etc. Consciousness-raising Redress & affirmative action Diversity & representation
SFnal treatments: Race and feminist SF Race-and-gender stereotypes in SF
See also: Women of color in SF Queer women in SF Women Make SF
About the GOI

The Parallax Award is given by the Carl Brandon Society.

The Carl Brandon Parallax Award is given to works of fiction created by a person of color. Nominees must provide a brief statement self-identifying as a person of color; creators unwilling to do so will not be considered for this award.

2005 Parallax Award winners

Jurors: Celu Amberstone, Steven Barnes, Karin Lowachee, M. J. Hardman and Jennifer Stevenson.

Winner: 47 by Walter Mosley

See also

• Kindred Award
• Carl Brandon Society 2006 Awards