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Keepin' It Real

Essays on Race in Contemporary America
Buch | Softcover
140 Seiten
2019
Intellect (Verlag)
978-1-78938-050-7 (ISBN)
24,85 inkl. MwSt
The past decade has been one of the most racially turbulent periods in the modern era, as the complicated breakthrough of the Obama presidency gave way to the racially charged campaigning and eventual governing of Donald Trump. Keepin' It Real presents a wide-ranging group of essays that take on key aspects of the current landscape surrounding racial issues in America, including the place of the Obamas, the rise of the alt-right and White nationalism, Donald Trump, Colin Kaepernick and the backlash against his protests, Black Lives Matter, sexual politics in the black community and much more. 



America's racial problems aren't going away any time soon. Keepin' It Real serves as a marker of the arguments raging right now, and an argument for the changes that need to be made to become the better nation it has long imagined itself to be.  

Elwood Watson is a full professor of history, African American studies and gender studies at East Tennessee State University. He is the author of a number of books, several anthologies and numerous articles. 

PART I – THE POLITICS OF WHITELASH



1. When Racism Hits Close to Home: On Your Campus



2. The 2016 Olympics: The Trilogy of Hypocrisy, Racism, and White Privilege



3. Dylann Storm Roof: The Deranged, Dark Face of White Nationalism



4. Conservatives Still Scapegoating Barack Obama



5. Colin Kaepernick: The Undeniable Reality of American Racial Hypocrisy



6. Birtherism = Bullshit



7. Michelle Obama: Playa Hatin' on the Former First Lady



8. Denial of Supreme Court Seat: One of a Long Line of Racial Slights toward Predsident Obama



9. The Intersection of Racial, Gender, and Economic Politics



10. The Alt-Right and the Repulsive Spirit of White Supremacy



PART II – STAYING WOKE!



11. Authentically Black: The Debate Lives On



12. Mental Illness: Yes – It Is a Black Thing!



13. Black Lives Matter Too



14. Black History Month: Beyond One Month



15. Message to Starbucks: Tackling Racism Will Require More than a Few Hours of Racial Bias Training



16. We Must Focus More on Substantial Issues as Opposed to Fleeting Symbolism



17. An Open Letter to Some on the Conservative Right: Slavery Was Totally F*cked Up, Period



18. Self-Hatred in the Black Community



19. Rachel Dolezal: The Potential Perversity of White Privilege



20. The Black Community and the Complex Politics of Homophobia



21. Michael Dyson and Cornel West: Much Ado about Ego



22. 1-800-Blame-A-Black-Man



23. Does Black America Deserve Reparations? Yes, Period



PART III – PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL VIOLENCE AGAINST BLACK BODIES



24. Violence against and Demonisation of Black Women is Often Overlooked



25. Emmett Till: Will Justice Ever Be Served?



26. Stephon Clark, Antwon Rose, Alton Sterling, Philando Castille: The Devaluation of Black Bodies



27. John Lewis: An American Icon



28. People of Color: Continually Demeaned, Devalued, and Dehumanized



29. Pepsi Fiasco Demonstrated the Crucial Need for Greater Diversity in Corporate America



PART IV – SOULFUL REFLECTIONS ON ENTERTAINMENT, ICONS, AND CELEBRITY



30. O.J. Simpson: Still Captivating and Polarizing the Nation



31. Muhammad Ali: Bold, Daring, Authentic, Problematic, and Kept It 100 Percent Real



32. Bill Cosby: America's Dad Hoodwinked Us



33. Prince: Bold, Daring, Black, and Unapologetically Controversial



34. Jemele Hill Spoke Truth to Power



35. Donald Trump and the NFL: The Politics of White Fragility and White Supremacy



36. Bill Maher, and the Nigger-Word Debate



37. Roseanne Barr and the Politics of Right-Wing Hypocrisy 



38. Aretha Franklin: Feminist, Activist, Phenomenal Woman



39. Omarosa, Donald Trump, and Unalloyed Racial Bullhorns



40. Why Is the Conservative Right So Obsessed with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?



41. R. Kelly and the Ongoing Disregard, Devaluation, Denigration and Degradation of Black Women

Erscheinungsdatum
Sprache englisch
Maße 16 x 22 mm
Gewicht 340 g
Themenwelt Geisteswissenschaften Geschichte Regional- / Ländergeschichte
Geschichte Teilgebiete der Geschichte Kulturgeschichte
Sozialwissenschaften Ethnologie
Sozialwissenschaften Soziologie
ISBN-10 1-78938-050-2 / 1789380502
ISBN-13 978-1-78938-050-7 / 9781789380507
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