Racism Without Racists: Color-Blind Racism and the Persistence of Racial Inequality in America
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva examines how racial inequality can persist even when explicit racist language is rejected. Focusing on color-blind approaches to race in America, this influential work considers the ideas, institutions, and social patterns that can conceal ongoing racism and shape contemporary understandings of inequality.
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Racism Without Racists examines the persistence of racial inequality in America.
Eduardo Bonilla-Silva focuses on forms of racism that may operate through color-blind language and reasoning.
The book considers how social attitudes, institutions, and everyday explanations can obscure continuing racial disparities.
It offers a framework for thinking critically about race, racism, and inequality in contemporary American society.
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