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auteur Minister Gene Zwozdesky, Dr. Karen Mock, Mayor Bill Smith, Earnest N. Khalema, Ms. Charlene Hay, Dr. George Sefa Dei, Sandra Lambertus, Oliver Kamau, Randolph Haluza-DeLay, Joe Wu Olenka Bilash, Caro
titre Race: An Anthology in the First Person
année 1997
ISBN  ISSN 0-517-88728-2.
maison d’édition Random House, Inc
adresse URL de la maison d’édition http://www.randomhouse.ca/
lieu de publication Toronto.
type de publication Book
pages 244.
emplacement CRRF.
identificateur de la FCRR RA-DR-Ge-BR-382
sujet Racism & Anti-Racism; Documenting Racism; White Privilege
résumé anglais

This anthology gathers together essays by 21 of the leading American authors and social leaders, writing on the topic of race. Recounting their personal experiences of race and racism in the U.S.A, these authors also explore the broader social context within which these experiences are located. The main premise of this anthology, is to give people an opportunity to talk about race, and to arrive at a better understanding of the reality of American society, as well as deriving a common hope for the future.

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To make systems equitable we need first to acknowledge their colossal unseen dimensions. The silences and denials surrounding privilege are the key..It is not a matter for blame or guilt. We did not ask to be born into these systems. But having seen them, we can if we wish take some responsibility for using unearned power to share power. (Peggy McIntosh, 'White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack' p.126)