Sentences with phrase «of white racism»

Chapters include «A Short History of White Racism in the United States,» «How Children Construct White Identities,» and «Fostering Children's Caring and Activism.»

Cone, however, said neither Niebuhr nor any other famous white pastor at the time spoke out against the most brutal manifestation of white racism in the 20th century America: lynching.

Characterizing the problem of the ghetto poor as a function of white racism is one variant of the «society is guilty» argument.

From my reading and personal experiences in Africa, Asia and Latin America, I now know that the complexity of human oppression is much greater than I had realized, and it can not be reduced to North American expressions of white racism.

Casting the discussion in these terms allows liberals to deplore black crime with a clear conscience; the focus on black victims establishes a connection between their new stand against crime and the older excoriation of the effects of white racism.

The double standard has led to other ugly consequences: the legitimization of white racist rhetoric in the advocacy of reverse affirmative action among ordinary Americans who don't necessarily read the Times, and the re-emergence of white racism as a political program in the candidacy of former klansman David Duke.

We are learning that «the black problem» is basically the problem of white racism, and that «the woman problem» is basically the problem of male sexism.

It is very much part of D'Souza's purpose to debunk the myth of white racism and other notions invoked to support affirmative action programs, which, he rightly contends, inevitably end up with quotas.

His first book, Portraits of White Racism (Cambridge University Press, 1977), is still widely used on college campuses to teach about racism in the United States.

These works, by W. E. B. DuBois, E. Franklin Frazier, Gunnar Myrdal, Kenneth Clark, and others, emphasized that a long history of white racism had savaged African American life.