Whitewashing Race: The Myth of a Color-Blind Society
by David B. Oppenheimer, Elliott Currie, Martin Carnoy, Michael K. Brown, Troy Duster, David Wellman, Marjorie M. Shultz
Whitewashing Race challenges the notion that American society has become color-blind. Through multidisciplinary perspectives, its contributors examine how race continues to matter and provide a critical resource for readers interested in racism, inequality, law, sociology, economics, and public policy.
About This Book
Whitewashing Race: The Myth of a Color-Blind Society examines the idea that race no longer significantly shapes American life.
Written by a group of scholars from law, sociology, economics, and related disciplines, the book brings multiple perspectives to questions of race and inequality.
Its focus is the relationship between color-blind ideology and the continuing social significance of race.
The collection offers a critical framework for readers studying racism, public policy, and American society.
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