Being White: Stories of Race and Racism

Karyn D. McKinney

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Acknowledgements Foreword - Joe Feagin Preface: A white woman from the South 1. 'I could tell my life story without mentioning race:' Exploring everyday whiteness 2. 'I began to see how important race could be:' Turning points in whiteness 3. 'Being born in the U.S. to white parents is almost boring:' Whiteness as indescribable and meaningless 4. 'I feel whiteness when I hear people blaming whites:' Whiteness as culturally stigmatized 5. 'I was the loser in this rat race:' Whiteness as economically disadvantaged 6. 'Being white is like being free:' Whiteness and the potential for anti-racism Appendices: A. Sample Validity B. Regional Differences C. Autobiography Guide

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