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Full Description
Critical Multicultural Perspectives on Whiteness Reader aims to help us rethink "race," racism, and whiteness as narratives with deep roots in the past that contribute to the current social order, and function to reproduce the social hierarchy in which we live. The reader includes several brilliant iconic essays that address the social construction of whiteness and critical resistance, as well as excellent new critical perspectives. It is a compilation that offers new and intermediate readers in critical whiteness theory a valuable and diverse overview of the subject. It also serves as a refresher to those who have themselves contributed to this field.
Contents
Contents: Virginia Lea: Constructing Critical Consciousness: Narratives That Unmask Hegemony, including «Race», and Ideas for Creating Greater Equity in Education - Virginia Lea: The Interrelated Hierarchy of Power ‒ Virginia Lea: Overview of Historical, Economic, Political, and Educational Hegemonic Narratives - Lawrence Charlier/Ashley Timmers: Mechanisms of Power That Mask Hegemony and Construct Identities - Dang Yang: Narratives from Research That Unveil Hegemony - Virginia R. Harris/Jean Ishibashi: Raging against Hegemony: Invited Narratives That Unmask Hegemony - Piri Ackerman-Barger/Ann Berlak/Roberta Ahlquist: Dispelling the Voices of the Powerful That Inhabit Us - Koko Jones/Patrick Allen/Sally Savas/Sydney Casey/Stephanie Amormino/Virginia Lea: Unmasking Homophobia, Colonialism, and Racism ‒ Antonio Del Prete/Babatunde Lea/Molly Ware/Mayana Lea/Janani S. Srikantahrajah: Alternative, Critical Multicultural, Abolitionist Pedagogies That Facilitate Critical Literacies.
