State of White Supremacy: Racism, Governance, and the United States
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State of White Supremacy: Racism, Governance, and the United States

by Moon-Kie Jung

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Moon-Kie Jung examines white supremacy in relation to racism, governance, and the United States. Framing racial power through the lens of the state, this scholarly work considers how political institutions and governing practices intersect with enduring systems of racial domination.

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State of White Supremacy examines the relationship between racism, governance, and the United States.

Moon-Kie Jung focuses on white supremacy as a framework for understanding racial power and political organization.

The book considers how the state may be analyzed in connection with systems of racial domination.

It offers a scholarly perspective on the structures and practices through which race and governance intersect.

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