Mixed Messages Multiracial Identities in the Color-Blind Era

Name: Mixed Messages Multiracial Identities in the Color-Blind Era
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ISBN: 9781588263988

ISBN-10: 1588263983

ISBN-13: 9781588263988

Edition: 2006

Authors: David L. Brunsma

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Book details

List price: $27.50
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Lynne Rienner Publishers
Publication date: 3/30/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 420
Size: 6.00" wide x 8.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.232
Language: English

David L. Brunsma is a Professor of Sociology at Virginia Tech.




Mixed messages : doing race in the color-blind era




Defining race : comparative perspectives




Black, honorary white, white : the future of race in the United States?




Racial justice in a black/nonblack society




Carving out a middle ground : the case of Hawai'i




New racial identities, old arguments : continuing biological reification




Color blindness : an obstacle to racial justice?




Racism, whitespace, and the rise of the neo-mulattoes




Race, multiraciality, and the neoconservative agenda




White supremacists in the color-blind era : redefining multiracial and white identities




Defining racism to achieve goals : the multiracial and black reparations movements




Selling mixedness : marketing with multiracial identities




It all starts at home : racial socialization in multiracial families




Racial logics and (trans)racial identities : a view from Britain




Black and white : family opposition to becoming multiracial




Negotiating racial identity in social interactions




Black/white friendships in a color-blind society




Black and latino : dominican Americans negotiate racial worlds




Finding a home : housing the color line




Confronting racism in the therapist's office




Culture and identity in mixed-race women's lives