Racism and anti-racism in world perspective/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Thousand Oaks:
Sage Publications,
c1995
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| Series: | Sage series on race and ethnic relations
v. 13 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: the global community, racism, and anti-racism / BenjaminP. Bowser
- Europe's oldest chapter in the history of black-whiterelations / Frank M. Snowden
- 'If toads could speak': how the myth ofrace took hold and flourished in the minds of Europe's renaissancecolonizers / Peter H. Wood
- Spanish ideology and the practice ofinequality in the New World / Laura A. Lewis
- Anti-racism in theUnited States: 1865-1900 / Herbert Aptheker
- Mass communication,popular culture, and racism / Polly E. McLean
- White radicals, whiteliberals, and white people: rebuilding the anti-racist coalition / BobBlauner
- Changing the subject: race and gender in feminist discourse/ Karen Dugger
- Racism and anti-racism in Great Britain: historicaltrends and contemporary issues / John Solomos
- Racism and anti-racismin Western Europe / Louis Kushnick
- Introduction to the analysis ofracism and anti-racism in Brazil / Rosana Heringer
- Racism andanti-racism in Brazil: a postmodern perspective / Antonio S_ergioAlfredo Guimar_aes
- Black resistance in Brazil: a matter of necessity/ Ros_angela Maria Vieira
- Racism and anti-racism in the Caribbean /Ralph R. Premdas
- The Long shadow of apartheid ideology: the case ofopen schools in South Africa / Mokubung Nkomo, Zanele Mkwanazi-Twala,and Nazir Carrim
- Racism in the modern world community / Benjamin P.Bowser.