Anti-Black Racism in America: Is It Declining?, 1st Edition eBook

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Over the last century, the United States and much of the world broadly has seen massive social change with respect to attitudes and beliefs about anti-Black racism. But change alone does not ensure a decline in racism. In Anti-Black Racism in America, renowned race relations scholar Thomas F. Pettigrew undertakes a comprehensive assessment of the key trends in racism against Black Americans, drawing on a wide range of scholarship and his own decades of experience in the field. The book describes the advances made in recent years that promise a decline in anti-Black racism–especially in politics and education, but it also highlights where American racism remains firmly entrenched–in economics, housing, and the justice system. Employing significant insights from social psychology, such as understanding implicit prejudice and the importance of intergroup contact, Pettigrew lays out a theory of racism centering the importance of segregation in housing for its perpetuation, and makes the case for reparations funded by billionaires.

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Anti-Black Racism in America: Is It Declining? 1st Edition is written by Thomas F. Pettigrew and published by Oxford University Press. The Digital and eTextbook ISBNs for Anti-Black Racism in America are 9780197803127, 0197803121 and the print ISBNs are 9780197803103, 0197803105. Additional ISBNs for this eTextbook include 9780197803110, 9780197803134.