The Psychology of Racism: Understanding Anti-Racist Protest
The Psychology of Racism: Understanding Anti-Racist Protest examines racism through a psychological lens and considers the significance of anti-racist protest. Dr Jerry Mungadze PhD presents a focused resource for readers interested in psychology, social justice, racism, and the social forces that shape protest and resistance.
About This Book
The Psychology of Racism: Understanding Anti-Racist Protest explores racism from a psychological perspective.
The book focuses on understanding anti-racist protest and the ideas, experiences, and social dynamics connected with it.
It offers readers a framework for considering how racism can be examined through psychological and broader social-science concepts.
This title may interest readers studying psychology, racism, social justice, protest movements, and anti-racist thought.
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