Benign Bigotry
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Benign Bigotry

by Kristin J. Anderson

Sociology Psychology Social Science Race Relations
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Kristin J. Anderson’s Benign Bigotry centers attention on the tension between apparently harmless attitudes and the serious subject of bigotry. Its focused title makes it a potentially relevant choice for readers exploring social issues, prejudice, and the ways difficult ideas are framed and understood.

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Benign Bigotry is a book by Kristin J. Anderson.

The title foregrounds the relationship between seemingly harmless attitudes and the broader concept of bigotry.

With its focused subject and direct framing, the book may appeal to readers interested in social issues and discussions of prejudice.

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