How race survived US history from settlement and slavery to the Obama phenomenon
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TextPublication details: London Verso 2008Description: xvi,240p. ill. ; 22 cmISBN: - 9781844672752
- How race survived U.S. history [Spine title]
- 305.896 22 RO-H
- E184.A1 R642 2008
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| 305.895930591 SO-M Mon nationalism and civil war in Burma the golden sheldrake | 305.896 FA-B Black skin white masks | 305.896 GO-F Fear of black consciousness | 305.896 RO-H How race survived US history from settlement and slavery to the Obama phenomenon | 305.8960729 MI-B Birth of African-American culture an anthropological perspective | 305.896073 AF- African American studies | 305.896073 BL-S Slavery by another name the re-enslavement of black Americans from the Civil War to World War II |
Includes index.
Suddenly white supremacy : how race took hold -- Slavery's shadow, empire's edge : how white supremacy survived declarations of independence -- Managing to continue : how race survived capitalism and free labor -- The ends of emancipation : how race survived jubilee -- A nation stays white : how race survived mass immigration -- Colorblind inequalities : how race survived modern liberalism -- Afterword: Will race survive?
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