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- Majority and minority : the dynamics of racial and ethnic relations / by Yetman, Norman R.,1938-(CARDINAL)124082; Steele, C. Hoy.(CARDINAL)159914;
Includes bibliographical references.Part 1. Order and conflict theories of socai problems as competing ideologies -- A theory of the origin of ethnic stratification -- A societal theory of race and ethnic relations -- Paternalistic versus competitive race relations: an ideal-type approach.Part 2. Race, color, and class in Central America and the Andes -- The political socialization of marginal groups -- Two minorities: the Jews of Poland and the Chinese of the Philippines -- Communist national minority policy: the case of the Gypsies in Czechoslovakia -- Color and power in the South African situation.Part 3. The American slave plantation and our heritage of communal deprivation -- The federal government and the free Negro, 1790-1860 -- The enduring ghetto -- The American Indian: historical background -- Toward racism: the history of an idea.Part 4. Assimilation in American life: theory and reality -- Beyond the melting pot -- Achievement, culture and personality: the case of the Japanese Americans -- Family interaction, values, and achievement -- The changing Mexican-American in southern California -- Education and the future of tribalism in the United States: the case of the American Indian -- Comparing the immigrant and Negro experience -- A Negro psychiatrist explains the Negro psyche.Part 5. White institutions and Black rage -- Free will and determinism in public beliefs about race -- Black powerlessness in Chicago -- Powerless politics -- Police encounters with juveniles -- Mexican-Americans and the administration of justice: bail -- The courts have failed the poor -- Equality and beyond: housing segregation in the Great Society -- Racial inequality in employment: the patterns of discrimination -- Early childhood intervention: the social science base of institutional racism -- Federal programs and Indian target populations -- Our inaccurate textbooks -- Black athletes on intercollegiate basketball teams: an empirical test of discrimination.Part 6. Black militancy -- The Negro revolution: possible or impossible? -- Crisis in New Mexico -- Social protest of the 1960's takes the form of the equality revolution.- Subjects: Minorities; Race relations.; Minorities.;
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- The Trayvon generation / by Alexander, Elizabeth,1962-author.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 133-138)."What will be the sacred words? -- "here lies" -- "shock of delayed comprehension" -- "a tale of two textbooks" -- "cemetery for the illustrious negro dead" -- the trayvon generation -- "we dress our ideas in clothes to make the abstract visible" -- "whether the negro sheds tears" -- "there are black people in the future"."In the midst of civil unrest in the summer of 2020 following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, one of the great literary voices of our time, Elizabeth Alexander, wrote a moving reflection on the psyche of young Black America, turning a mother's eye to her sons' generation. Originally published in the New Yorker, the essay brilliantly and lovingly observed the lives and attitudes of young people who even as children could never be shielded from the brutality that has ended so many Black boys and men's lives. With camera phones and internet access, the racist violence that has plagued America throughout its history has become more extensively documented, and immediately and constantly accessible through news articles and social media posts. The children of this generation were teens too when Trayvon Martin was murdered in 2012 before reaching adulthood, becoming the first in a series of now well known names, and any efforts from mothers to protect their sons from the heartbreaking truth of our society was futile in the digital age of information. Now, the viral essay which spoke so resonantly to this unique historical moment that it was shared and praised by Barack Obama, John Legend, Melissa Harris Perry, and many more, is expounded upon, bookended by additional essays woven with profound insight and heart and combined with groundbreaking art by prominent and up-and-coming Black artists. Taking the reader through our past and extrapolating its lasting impact through to our current moment, Elizabeth then turns her eye to the radical potential of our future. Through her lyrical prose, Elizabeth Alexander writes with pride, fear, love, and a keen awareness of the reflective power of pop culture and art on the nature of racism and the fight for racial justice as it spans and evolves across generations. These essays are essential reading, a breathtaking expression of both the hope and horror of this era"--- Subjects: Martin, Trayvon, 1995-2012; African American mothers; African American youth; African Americans; African Americans; Race discrimination; Racism against Black people.; Racism; Racism.;
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- Extra bold : a feminist inclusive anti-racist nonbinary field guide for graphic designers / by Lupton, Ellen,author.(CARDINAL)207052; Halstead, Josh A.,author.; Kafei, Farah,author.; Sales, Kaleena,author.; Tobias, Jennifer,author.; Vergara, Valentina,author.; Xia, Leslie,author.; Container of (work):Lupton, Ellen.Giving and taking credit.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."Extra Bold is the design manual for everyone. Part textbook and part comic book, zine, manifesto, and survival guide, Extra Bold is filled with stories and ideas that don't show up in other career books or design overviews. Written collaboratively by a diverse team of authors, the book begins with essays connecting design to feminism, anti-racism, disability, and nonbinary thinking. Capsule histories open the design canon to overlooked people and practices. Interviews, typefaces, and projects created by dozens of contributors deliver multiple points of view, informed by a variety of abilities, gender identities, and racial and ethnic backgrounds. Useful and informative, Extra Bold explores power structures and how to navigate them. Interviews showcase people at different stages of their careers, and biographical sketches uncover the lives and work of creative producers marginalized by sexism, racism, and ableism. Illustrations by Jennifer Tobias bring warmth and narrative depth to each section."--back cover.- Subjects: Design; Design; Graphic artists.;
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- Banned books, burned books [videorecording] : forbidden literary works / by Corrigan, Maureen,instructor.(CARDINAL)652333; Teaching Company,publisher.(CARDINAL)349444;
Lecturer: Maureen Corrigan, Georgetown University."With Banned Books, Burned Books: Forbidden Literary Works, author and book critic Professor Maureen Corrigan will take you on a tour of some of the most challenged and controversial works of literature, from the plays of Shakespeare to 21st-century best-sellers--even including the dictionary and classic fairy tales. You will explore the common reasons books have been and continue to be banned, including profanity, heresy, illicit or sexual content, racism, violence, and more. And you'll consider the shifting trends in why books are challenged.--DVDs. wide screen- Subjects: Educational films.; Lectures.; Nonfiction films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616; Censorship.; Censorship; Challenged books.; Challenged books; Fairy tales; Freedom of information.; Intellectual freedom.; Literature and society.; Literature and society; Prohibited books.; Prohibited books;
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- Teaching what really happened : how to avoid the tyranny of textbooks and get students excited about doing history / by Loewen, James W.(CARDINAL)154287;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 213-236) and index.- Subjects: Textbooks.;
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