Lifting the White Veil: An Exploration of White American Culture in a Multiracial ContextWhat does it mean to be white in America, and why is it important to know? Drawing on both scholarly and personal sources, the author discusses the history, characteristics, and psychology of white American culture. He explains how white Americans exist in a multicultural context, and offers suggestions how they can work for a society based on multiracial justice and equality. Written in a clear, simple, engaging and informative style for the educated reader. |
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a Multiracial Society? | 12 |
Remedial Education for White Folk | 34 |
Colorblindness Personified | 53 |
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