"With range, depth, and integrity, the narratives in this collection flesh out both the 'promise and the way of life' of white people who have taken on racism as central to their life work. "White Men Challenging Racism" is a valuable contradiction to the construct of 'angry white men' that has fueled racial backlash over the past twenty years."--Mab Segrest, author of "Memoirs of a Race Traitor"
"With range, depth, and integrity, the narratives in this collection flesh out both the 'promise and the way of life' of white people who have taken on racism as central to their life work. "White Men Challenging Racism" is a valuable contradiction to the construct of 'angry white men' that has fueled racial backlash over the past twenty years."--Mab Segrest, author of "Memoirs of a Race Traitor"Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cooper Thompson is a senior consultant at visions, a multicultural consulting organization. Emmett Schaefer is Adjunct Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Harry Brod is Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at the University of Northern Iowa. He is the editor of The Making of Masculinities.
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Foreword / James W. Loewen xv Preface xxxi Acknowledgments xxxv Introduction: Just Living 1 Movement Elders Herbert Aptheker 86 radical historian; San Jose CA 17 Stetson Kennedy 85 journalist and Klan infiltrator; Jacksonville FL 27 Art Branscombe 81 fought for a racially integrated neighborhood; Denver CO 37 Horace Seldon 77 coalition builder; Boston MA 44 Pat Cusick 70 community organizer; Boston MA 51 Nat Yalowitz 70 social worker and organizer; New York NY 60 Grassroots Organizing Jesse Wimberley 43 organizes working-class white men; West End NC 73 Jim Hansen 42 executive director United Vision for Idaho; Boise ID 82 Chip Berlet 52 researches right wing groups; Cambridge MA 90 Joe Fahey 44 union official and labor organizer; Watsonville CA 99 Mike McMahon 60 community organizer with Central American immigrants; Houston TX 109 Art and Politics David Attyah 34 graphic artist and founder of Think Again; San Francisco CA 121 Si Kahn 57 singer/songwriter and executive director of Grassroots Leadership; Charlotte NC 132 Steve Bailey 43 executive director of Jump-Start Performance Company; San Antonio TX 143 Tim Wise 33 writer lecturer social critic and activist; Nashville TN 152 Billy Yalowitz 42 community-based performance director and choreographer; Philadelphia PA 164 Challenging the System from Within John Allocca 39 bilingual Spanish teacher; Boston MA 175 Bill Johnston 60 former Boston police officer; Emerald Isle NC 185 A. T. Miller 43 teacher and director of multiculturalism at University of Michigan; Ann Arbor MI 194 Ken Kimerling 56 lawyer for Puerto Rican and Asian American civil rights; New York NY 203 Monte Piliawsky 57 teacher and historian; Detroit MI 212 Lonnie Lusardo 56 consultant and community organizer; Seattle WA 222 Lee Formwalt 51 historian and dean at a historically black college; Albany GA 228 Nibs Stroupe 55 minister of a multiracial congregation; Decatur GA 237 Challenging the System from the Margins John Cole Vodicka 53 founder of the Prison and Jail Project; Americus GA 249 Richard Lapchick 56 advocate for racial and gender justice in sports and society; Orlando FL 258 Chris Shuey 46 environmental health specialist; Albuquerque NM 265 Terry Kupers 58 psychiatrist prison activist and author; Oakland CA 272 Rick Whaley 51 Native American treaty rights advocate; Milwaukee WI 280 Jim Murphy 54 firefighter and advocate for children's rights in Southeast Asia; Boston MA 289 The Next Generation Sean Cahill 38 researcher with the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force; New York NY > Tobin Miller Shearer 36 director of a Mennonite anti-racism initiative; Akron PA 305 Jason Wallach 32 grassroots coordinator for the Mexico Solidarity Network; Chicago IL 314 Bill Vandenberg 31 co-executive director of the Colorado Progressive Coalition; Denver CO 322 Matt Reese 26 community activist; Louisville KY 330 Appendix 339 Endnotes 343 Suggestions for Further Reading 351 About the Authors 355
Foreword / James W. Loewen xv Preface xxxi Acknowledgments xxxv Introduction: Just Living 1 Movement Elders Herbert Aptheker 86 radical historian; San Jose CA 17 Stetson Kennedy 85 journalist and Klan infiltrator; Jacksonville FL 27 Art Branscombe 81 fought for a racially integrated neighborhood; Denver CO 37 Horace Seldon 77 coalition builder; Boston MA 44 Pat Cusick 70 community organizer; Boston MA 51 Nat Yalowitz 70 social worker and organizer; New York NY 60 Grassroots Organizing Jesse Wimberley 43 organizes working-class white men; West End NC 73 Jim Hansen 42 executive director United Vision for Idaho; Boise ID 82 Chip Berlet 52 researches right wing groups; Cambridge MA 90 Joe Fahey 44 union official and labor organizer; Watsonville CA 99 Mike McMahon 60 community organizer with Central American immigrants; Houston TX 109 Art and Politics David Attyah 34 graphic artist and founder of Think Again; San Francisco CA 121 Si Kahn 57 singer/songwriter and executive director of Grassroots Leadership; Charlotte NC 132 Steve Bailey 43 executive director of Jump-Start Performance Company; San Antonio TX 143 Tim Wise 33 writer lecturer social critic and activist; Nashville TN 152 Billy Yalowitz 42 community-based performance director and choreographer; Philadelphia PA 164 Challenging the System from Within John Allocca 39 bilingual Spanish teacher; Boston MA 175 Bill Johnston 60 former Boston police officer; Emerald Isle NC 185 A. T. Miller 43 teacher and director of multiculturalism at University of Michigan; Ann Arbor MI 194 Ken Kimerling 56 lawyer for Puerto Rican and Asian American civil rights; New York NY 203 Monte Piliawsky 57 teacher and historian; Detroit MI 212 Lonnie Lusardo 56 consultant and community organizer; Seattle WA 222 Lee Formwalt 51 historian and dean at a historically black college; Albany GA 228 Nibs Stroupe 55 minister of a multiracial congregation; Decatur GA 237 Challenging the System from the Margins John Cole Vodicka 53 founder of the Prison and Jail Project; Americus GA 249 Richard Lapchick 56 advocate for racial and gender justice in sports and society; Orlando FL 258 Chris Shuey 46 environmental health specialist; Albuquerque NM 265 Terry Kupers 58 psychiatrist prison activist and author; Oakland CA 272 Rick Whaley 51 Native American treaty rights advocate; Milwaukee WI 280 Jim Murphy 54 firefighter and advocate for children's rights in Southeast Asia; Boston MA 289 The Next Generation Sean Cahill 38 researcher with the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force; New York NY > Tobin Miller Shearer 36 director of a Mennonite anti-racism initiative; Akron PA 305 Jason Wallach 32 grassroots coordinator for the Mexico Solidarity Network; Chicago IL 314 Bill Vandenberg 31 co-executive director of the Colorado Progressive Coalition; Denver CO 322 Matt Reese 26 community activist; Louisville KY 330 Appendix 339 Endnotes 343 Suggestions for Further Reading 351 About the Authors 355
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