Unveiling the Color Line
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African American
African American intellectual history
African American thought legacy
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American history of prejudice
American racial hierarchy
American studies of racism
analysis of white supremacy
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Black Americans
Black Flame Trilogy context
Black intellectual tradition
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critical race studies
cultural analysis of racism
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double-consciousness
Du Bois and contemporary theory
Du Bois and modern activism
Du Bois and racial politics
Du Bois and sociology
Du Bois as cultural critic
Du Bois influence on modern theory
enduring racial critique
enduring relevance of Du Bois
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examination of whiteness
foundational texts in race theory
historical roots of white supremacy
history of civil rights thought
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intellectual history of race
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Jefferson Davis speech 1890
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legacy of Black scholarship
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progressive racial analysis
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race and humanity recognition
race and moral failure analysis
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racial identity construction
racial ideology in American history
racial ignorance and oppression
racial justice scholarship
racialized power structures
scholarly analysis of racism
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structural racism in America
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W. E. B. Du Bois
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white racial identity critique
white supremacy
whiteness
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- ISBN 9781625347947
- Weight: 454g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 17 Jun 2024
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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In The Souls of Black Folk, W. E. B. Du Bois brilliantly details the African American experience. Yet the renowned sociologist was also an astute chronicler of white people, particularly their racism. As Unveiling the Color Line demonstrates, Du Bois’s trenchant analysis of whiteness and white supremacy began in his earliest work--his 1890 speech on Jefferson Davis--and continued in every major book he published in his more than sixty-year career, up to The Black Flame Trilogy.
Lisa J. McLeod traces the development of Du Bois’s conception of whiteness, and the racism inherent to it, as an all-encompassing problem, whether predicated on ignorance, moral failure, or the inability to recognize the humanity in other people. In clear, elegant prose, McLeod investigates Du Bois’s complex and nuanced thinking, putting his insights into dialogue with contemporary racial theorists to demonstrate his continuing value to present-day critical thought and activism.
Lisa J. McLeod is part-time lecturer at Northeastern University.
