Whitewashing Race: The Myth of a Color-Blind Society
by David B. Oppenheimer, Elliott Currie, Martin Carnoy, Michael K. Brown, Troy Duster, Marjorie M. Schultz, David Wellman
Whitewashing Race: The Myth of a Color-Blind Society challenges the assumption that race can be set aside in understanding society. Written by a group of social science scholars, the book offers a focused examination of color-blind thinking and the continuing importance of race in social analysis.
About This Book
Whitewashing Race: The Myth of a Color-Blind Society examines the idea that society can be understood without considering race.
The book brings together contributions from David B. Oppenheimer, Elliott Currie, Martin Carnoy, Michael K. Brown, Troy Duster, Marjorie M. Schultz, and David Wellman.
Its focus is the relationship between claims of color blindness and the continuing significance of race in social life.
This work is suited to readers exploring race, society, inequality, and social analysis.
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