There's a long tradition of white people opposing racism-but there are also many excuses we give for not getting involved. Now in a fully updated 4th edition, Uprooting Racism is the supportive, practical go-to guide for helping white people work with others for equal opportunity, democracy, and justice in these divisive and angry times.
There's a long tradition of white people opposing racism-but there are also many excuses we give for not getting involved. Now in a fully updated 4th edition, Uprooting Racism is the supportive, practical go-to guide for helping white people work with others for equal opportunity, democracy, and justice in these divisive and angry times.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul Kivel has been a social justice activist, a nationally and internationally recognized anti-racism educator and an innovative leader in violence prevention for over 40 years. He is an award-winning author and an accomplished trainer and speaker on diversity, men's issues, the challenges of youth, and the impact of class and power on daily life.
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Acknowledgments Preface to Previous Editions Preface to the Fourth Edition A Note on Language Introduction: "Only Justice Can Put Out the Fire" Part I: What Color is White? Let's Talk "I'm Not White" "I'm Not Racist" What Is Racism? What Is Whiteness? Words and Pictures White Benefits, Middle-Class Privilege White Benefits? A Personal Assessment The Economic Pyramid The Costs of Racism to People of Color The Culture of Power Entitlement Cultural Appropriation The Costs of Racism to White People Retaining Benefits, Avoiding Responsibility White Fragility and White Power "Thank You for Being Angry" It's Good to Talk about Racism Who Is a Victim? Part II: The Dynamics of Racism The Enemy Within Fear and Danger The Geography of Fear Exotic and Erotic The Myth of the Happy Family Beyond Black and White What's in a Name? Separatism Part III: Being Allies Mutual Interest What Does an Ally Do? Showing Up as a Strong White Ally An Ally Is Not a Hero or Savior Basic Tactics Getting Involved Allies Leverage Their Resources An Ally Educates, Mobilizes, and Organizes Other White People An Ally Makes a Commitment I Would Be a Perfect Ally if It's Not Just a Joke Talking and Working with White People What about Friends and Family Members? Tips for Talking with White People about Racism Allies, Collaborators, and Agents A Web of Control Part IV: The Effects of History Histories of Racism People of Mixed Heritage Native Americans African Americans Asian Americans Latinx Arab Americans Muslims Jewish People Recent Immigrants We All Stand to Gain Part V: Fighting Institutional Racism Institutional Racism Land and Housing Public Policy Reparations Voting Affirmative Action At Work At School Health Care The Police The Criminal/legal System Religion Foreign Policy Environmental Justice Part VI: Democratic, Anti-Racist Multiculturalism Democratic, Anti-Racist Multiculturalism Multicultural Competence Anti-Racism Integration and Tokenism Organizational Change and Accountability Home and Family For the Long Haul Conclusion Afterword Notes Bibliography Other Resources Index About the Author About New Society Publishers
Acknowledgments Preface to Previous Editions Preface to the Fourth Edition A Note on Language Introduction: "Only Justice Can Put Out the Fire" Part I: What Color is White? Let's Talk "I'm Not White" "I'm Not Racist" What Is Racism? What Is Whiteness? Words and Pictures White Benefits, Middle-Class Privilege White Benefits? A Personal Assessment The Economic Pyramid The Costs of Racism to People of Color The Culture of Power Entitlement Cultural Appropriation The Costs of Racism to White People Retaining Benefits, Avoiding Responsibility White Fragility and White Power "Thank You for Being Angry" It's Good to Talk about Racism Who Is a Victim? Part II: The Dynamics of Racism The Enemy Within Fear and Danger The Geography of Fear Exotic and Erotic The Myth of the Happy Family Beyond Black and White What's in a Name? Separatism Part III: Being Allies Mutual Interest What Does an Ally Do? Showing Up as a Strong White Ally An Ally Is Not a Hero or Savior Basic Tactics Getting Involved Allies Leverage Their Resources An Ally Educates, Mobilizes, and Organizes Other White People An Ally Makes a Commitment I Would Be a Perfect Ally if It's Not Just a Joke Talking and Working with White People What about Friends and Family Members? Tips for Talking with White People about Racism Allies, Collaborators, and Agents A Web of Control Part IV: The Effects of History Histories of Racism People of Mixed Heritage Native Americans African Americans Asian Americans Latinx Arab Americans Muslims Jewish People Recent Immigrants We All Stand to Gain Part V: Fighting Institutional Racism Institutional Racism Land and Housing Public Policy Reparations Voting Affirmative Action At Work At School Health Care The Police The Criminal/legal System Religion Foreign Policy Environmental Justice Part VI: Democratic, Anti-Racist Multiculturalism Democratic, Anti-Racist Multiculturalism Multicultural Competence Anti-Racism Integration and Tokenism Organizational Change and Accountability Home and Family For the Long Haul Conclusion Afterword Notes Bibliography Other Resources Index About the Author About New Society Publishers
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