Debating race with Michael Eric Dyson /

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Author / Creator:Dyson, Michael Eric.
Imprint:New York : Basic Civitas Books, c2007.
Description:xvii, 412 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6282632
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ISBN:9780465002061 (hbk.) : $26.00
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Table of Contents:
  • Preface: A Taste for Talk
  • Introduction
  • Part 1. Civil Rights
  • 1. Movin' on Up? Segregation, Integration, and Assimilation
  • 2. The Greatest American Ever: The Radical, and Human, Martin Luther King, Jr.
  • 3. Too Little Thought, Too Little Action? Black Leaders and Intellectuals
  • 4. Myths, Distortions, and History: Affirmative Action
  • Part II. Ethnicity
  • 5. Rainbow Collision? Black, White, and Brown
  • 6. Membership Has Its Privileges: Coloring White Identities
  • 7. The Mexicans Are Coming: Immigration and the Borders of Fear
  • Part III. Conflicting Loves
  • 8. I say Yo, You Say Oy: Blacks, Jews, and Love
  • 9. Can We All Get Along? Racial Friction and the Beloved Community
  • 10. Homelands, Homegirls, and Homefronts: The Politics of Black Love
  • 11. Where Is the Love? Condoleezza Rice and Black Folk
  • 12. General Principles: Colin Powell's Compassionate Conservatism
  • Part IV. Youth and Violence
  • 13. Dying for Attention: Gun Obsession and American Violence
  • 14. The Stakes Are High: Violence, Hip-Hop, and the United States Senate
  • Part V. Black Masculinity
  • 15. Million Heirs: Marching Toward Manhood
  • 16. In His Own Hands: Black Male Intensity and Latrell Sprewell's American Dream
  • 17. Is Dave Chappelle Crazy? The Price of Fame and the Paranoid Style
  • Part VI. Catastrophes
  • 18. The Empire Keeps Track: 9/11, Race, and Religion
  • 19. Who's to Blame? Victims, Survivors, and Agents in Hurricane Katrina
  • 20. The Humor in the Hurt: Politically Incorrect Reflections on Hurricane Katrina
  • 21. Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word: Apologies and Reparations for Slavery
  • 22. Still Some Juice Left: O. J. Ten Years Later
  • 23. Weapons of Mass Seduction: The War in Iraq and Inside US
  • Part VII. Anatomy of a Conflict: Why Bill Cosby is Still Wrong
  • 24. Bill Paid: Philanthropy or Social Justice?
  • 25. ResponsiBillity: Cosby's Conservative Turn
  • 26. Shock (Jock) Therapy? Bills of Right
  • 27. Poor Excuse: Cosby and the Politics of Disgust
  • Acknowledgments