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Preface;
1. Introduction: the persistance of racism in the United States;
2. Economic decline and the rise of the new conservatism: twin threats to blacks;
3. Class and race in America;
4. White attitudes and behavior towards black people;
5. Income, occupation, and unemployment;
6. The black middle class;
7. And the black underclass;
8. Some educational issues;
9. Bakke, Weber, and the myth of reverse;
10. Black equity in white America; Notes; Index.
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Robert Ritchie
reviewed The Myth of Black Progress on August 24, 2016 The Myth of Black Progress
Amazing book about the complexities and relationship between nationalism, racism and feminism in the USA. Whether the reader has little background in social justice issues or is an academic in the field, the book offers interesting insights into race and gender issues that women of colour have to face. Patricia Hill Collins criticizes the shortcomings of social movements in the USA and explain the extent to which these movements have benefited or negatively affected women of colour. This is my first time reading Patricia Hill Collins and I wish I had read her books sooner.
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