The Propaganda of Racism - Morris, Connie
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In The Propaganda of Racism, Connie Morris unpacks the powerful forces shaping society's beliefs about race. This work examines racism as a social construct-a concept society has created rather than one based on biological fact-and reveals its pervasive influence across domains like education, politics, religion, and media. Through vivid examples, Morris highlights how propaganda-deliberately biased information designed to sway public opinion-reinforces these racial constructs, upholding systemic inequalities. Each chapter takes readers into a different societal sphere, providing historical…mehr

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In The Propaganda of Racism, Connie Morris unpacks the powerful forces shaping society's beliefs about race. This work examines racism as a social construct-a concept society has created rather than one based on biological fact-and reveals its pervasive influence across domains like education, politics, religion, and media. Through vivid examples, Morris highlights how propaganda-deliberately biased information designed to sway public opinion-reinforces these racial constructs, upholding systemic inequalities. Each chapter takes readers into a different societal sphere, providing historical context, essential terminology, and thought-provoking questions that encourage critical reflection and meaningful engagement. The Propaganda of Racism serves as a vital resource for students and educators in social sciences, criminology, and ethnic studies, offering strategies to dismantle harmful racial narratives and foster dialogue on racial justice. This essential work inspires hope for a more equitable future.
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Autorenporträt
Connie M. Morris, M.S., is the founder of Morris Bias Initiatives LLC and a former law enforcement officer with over 20 years of experience in criminal justice. She currently teaches the courses Race and Ethnicity in Criminal Justice, Survey of Criminal Justice, Survey of Corrections, Police and Society, and Child Abuse and Neglect at the University of Omaha, Nebraska. With a master's in criminal justice administration from Ferris State University, Morris combines her field experience and educational expertise to advocate for equity and reform in justice and education systems.