Everyday Forms of Whiteness ─ Understanding Race in a "Post-Racial" World
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"This new edition of Melanie E. L. Bush's influential study is a deeply researched guide to the contours, continuities, and `cracks' of modern U.S. racism. It brilliantly shows how the exemption from racial oppression that whiteness grants to some Americans locks them into other miseries."---David Roediger, University of Illinois; author of How Race Survived U.S. History
"In the rapidly growing field of studies interrogating the construction of whiteness, relatively few are grounded in ethnographic methods examining the everyday experiences of people in real time. Melanie Bush's Everyday Forms of Whiteness brilliantly explores the everyday dimensions of how white Americans maintain and reproduce the inequalities of race through common interaction. Well written and effectively argued, this study provides critical new insights and makes an important contribution to the social science literature about race."---Leith Mullings, president elect of the American Anthropological Association; City University of New York
"Highly recommended text for any student, scholar, or community activist with an interest in the salient issues of race, whiteness, and social justice."---Journal of Educational Thought
"This book is necessary reading not only for those invested in whiteness studies but also for those attempting to understand the mutating nature of racism in the twenty-first century. Melanie Bush constructs a piece de resistance in the attempt to make sense of contemporary American culture."---Joe Kincheloe, McGill University
Everyday Forms of Whiteness examines why many white people in America feel that we have achieved racial equality, though most social and economic indicators suggest otherwise. The second edition of this groundbreaking book incorporates new data and interviews to show how the everyday thinking of ordinary people contributes to the perpetuation of systemic racialized inequality. This book challenges the idea of a "post-racial" world and identifies "cracks in the walls of whiteness," or opportunities to challenge long-standing racial patterns.
"In the rapidly growing field of studies interrogating the construction of whiteness, relatively few are grounded in ethnographic methods examining the everyday experiences of people in real time. Melanie Bush's Everyday Forms of Whiteness brilliantly explores the everyday dimensions of how white Americans maintain and reproduce the inequalities of race through common interaction. Well written and effectively argued, this study provides critical new insights and makes an important contribution to the social science literature about race."---Leith Mullings, president elect of the American Anthropological Association; City University of New York
"Highly recommended text for any student, scholar, or community activist with an interest in the salient issues of race, whiteness, and social justice."---Journal of Educational Thought
"This book is necessary reading not only for those invested in whiteness studies but also for those attempting to understand the mutating nature of racism in the twenty-first century. Melanie Bush constructs a piece de resistance in the attempt to make sense of contemporary American culture."---Joe Kincheloe, McGill University
Everyday Forms of Whiteness examines why many white people in America feel that we have achieved racial equality, though most social and economic indicators suggest otherwise. The second edition of this groundbreaking book incorporates new data and interviews to show how the everyday thinking of ordinary people contributes to the perpetuation of systemic racialized inequality. This book challenges the idea of a "post-racial" world and identifies "cracks in the walls of whiteness," or opportunities to challenge long-standing racial patterns.
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Melanie E. L. Bush is associate professor of sociology and anthropology at Adelphi University.
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