From Power to Prejudice
The Rise of Racial Individualism in Midcentury America
“Gordon’s tightly organized intellectual history investigates a transitional era in the development of thinking about race following WWII. What the author calls racial individualism became the dominant framework for discussing racial issues among US intellectuals, particularly in the social sciences. . . . Scholars in fields that address historical and current race relations will discover valuable insights in this extremely well documented and carefully argued study. Highly recommended.”
History of Education Society: History of Education Society Eisenmann Prize
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