A Reckoning with Racism

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A Reckoning with Racism
Author : Augie Fleras
File Size : 41,6 Mb
Publisher : Transnational Migration and Ed
Language : English
Release Date : 03 November 2022
ISBN : 9004532935
Pages : 0 pages
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A Reckoning with Racism by Augie Fleras Book PDF Summary

The politics of racism have returned with a bang. What was once a whisper is now a roar in the wake of public outrage over charges of police racism that claimed the lives of racialized minorities and Indigenous peoples. Yet confusion and uncertainty unsettle the challenge of clarifying the nature and scope of racism in general, systemic racism in particular, resulting in a glaring disconnect between public perceptions and lived experiences. Reckoning with Racismis themed around the prospect of problematizing the ideaof racism as articulated, understood, and debated in response to new realities, emergent demands, and contested dynamics. A profoundly new racism world is evolving, one so fundamentally different from the iterations of the past, as to trigger a foundational shift in reconceptualizing how see, think and talk about and act on racism. Changing the conversation on racism must also acknowledge its uncanny knack of reinventing itself, while intersecting with other axes of identity and differentiation to amplify the inequalities of exclusion.

A Reckoning with Racism

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