Beneath the surface of white supremacy: denaturalizing U S racisms, past and present/ by Moon-Kie Jung
By: Moon-Kie Jung
Series: Stanford studies in comparative race and ethnicityPublisher: Stanford: Stanford University Press: 2015Description: 247pISBN: 9780804795197Subject(s): Racism United States | Minorities United States | Social Groups | Social SciencesDDC classification: 305.800 973
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