This book traces the history of the concept of white privilege, analysing the manner in which contemporary usage transforms it into a form of class-blind neoliberalism. Instead, the author proposes an alternative based on 'interest convergence', whereby working class whites join with people of color to combat racism.
This book traces the history of the concept of white privilege, analysing the manner in which contemporary usage transforms it into a form of class-blind neoliberalism. Instead, the author proposes an alternative based on 'interest convergence', whereby working class whites join with people of color to combat racism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrew J. Pierce is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Director of Justice Studies at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, IN. He earned his Ph.D. in philosophy from Loyola University Chicago, specializing in social and political philosophy broadly conceived, with interests in critical theory and the philosophy of race. He is the author of several articles in these areas, as well as the book Collective Identity, Oppression, and the Right to Self-Ascription.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Walk of Shame 1. The Path of Privilege 2. Building a Wall: Psychological Barriers to the Effectiveness of Privilege Pedagogy and Politics 3. Lost Wages: A Fork in the Path of Privilege 4. Interest Convergence: Forging a Path to Racial and Economic Justice 5. Our Schools, Our Homes, Our Planet 6. Morality, Self-Interest, and Social Change: A Philosophical Detour Conclusion: Re-centering Racial Justice
Introduction: The Walk of Shame 1. The Path of Privilege 2. Building a Wall: Psychological Barriers to the Effectiveness of Privilege Pedagogy and Politics 3. Lost Wages: A Fork in the Path of Privilege 4. Interest Convergence: Forging a Path to Racial and Economic Justice 5. Our Schools, Our Homes, Our Planet 6. Morality, Self-Interest, and Social Change: A Philosophical Detour Conclusion: Re-centering Racial Justice
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