The Myth of Post-Racial America: Searching for Equality in the Age of MaterialismThe Myth of Post-Racial America provides a history of race and racism in the United States. These concepts became integral parts of American society through social, psychological, and political decisions, which are documented so readers can learn about the origin of myths and stereotypes that have created schisms in our society from its founding to the present day. This information is essential reading for students and teachers so they can become more effective in their work and value cultural differences, modes of expression, and learning styles. |
Contents
Facing the Challenge of Diversity | 1 |
The Origin of Our Species | 7 |
The Rise of Racism | 17 |
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