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Introduction Multiculturalism's Double Bind 1
1 The Global City, Community and Multiculturalism 23
2 Mobilizing for Multiculturalism 47
3 The Village Hall: Multicultural Community Centres 75
4 The Carnival and Status Reversals: Multicultural Public Spectacles 101
5 Be Counted: Multicultural Census Campaigns 125
6 Multiculturalism's 'Indian Summer' and the Second-Generation 149
Conclusion: The Death of Multiculturalism: Redux 169
Bibliography 177
Index 193
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Peter Barrows
reviewed Multiculturalism's Double-Bind on April 02, 2010 Multiculturalism's Double-Bind
This book analyzed interviews with white women on topics of race and racism in the '80's. It was overall a good book, though a little more academic than it needs to be. I would highly recommend reading at least the last two chapters, especially the one called "Thinking Through Race," which makes abundantly clear in a very powerful way (for me, anyway) the point that the way to end racism is through collective action.
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