Description
-Provides engaging and accessible introduction to current research in sociology of race and ethnicity designed for undergraduate students and readers
-Examines the key theoretical and cultural constructions of race, ethnicity, power, and social relations
-Highlights the critical function of white privilege in social, cultural, political, and economic relations
-Highly relevant discussion and contextual analysis of understanding race, racism, and social relations in the age of Black Lives Matter, police abolition/reform movements, and the wake left behind by the era of Trump
-Includes important case studies of key social and political movements and events, such as the Standing Rock protests, Confederate statue removals, and movements for climate change action
Book Information
ISBN 9781032418155
Author Kathleen J. Fitzgerald
Format Hardback
Page Count 508
Imprint Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Weight(grams) 1130g
