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Political aspects, Political correctness, Race relationsPlaces
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Racial paranoia: the unintended consequences of political correctness : the new reality of race in America
2008, Basic Civitas
in English
0465002161 9780465002160
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Racial paranoia: the unintended consequences of political correctness : the new reality of race in America
2008, Basic Civitas
in English
0465002161 9780465002160
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Racial paranoia: the unintended consequences of political correctness : the new reality of race in America
2008, Basic Civitas
in English
0465002161 9780465002160
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Introduction: The paranoid paradoxes of race
What Dave Chappelle can teach us about American history
The birth of political correctness, and the white man's newest burden
De cardio racism : hunting for racial wolves in sheep's clothing
Racial paranoia's canonical texts
Peter Piper picked peppers, but Humpty Dumpty got pushed, the productively paranoid stylings of hip-hop's spirituality
When everyday life becomes a media event.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-256) and index.
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