Racism in Contemporary America

MEYER WEINBERG is Professor Emeritus in the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst./e In addition to being active in the Chicago Civil Rights movement during the 1960s and 1970s, Professor Weinberg founded and edited Integrated Education magazine and the Research Review of Equal Education. He is the author of numerous books and articles on the subject of racism.

• Introduction Affirmative Action Africa Anti-Racism Antisemitism Autobiography and Biography Black Towns Blacks and Jews Business Children Citizenship Civil Rights Class Structure Collective Self-Defense Colonialism Community Development Concentration Camps Crime Desegregation Discrimination Du Bois Economic Standards Economics of Racism Education -- Elementary and Secondary Education -- Higher Employment Environment Family Forced Labor Free Blacks Ghetto Government and Minorities Health History Housing Humor Immigration Industry IQ and Race Ku Klux Klan Labor Land Language Law Libraries Literature Localities Mass Media Migration Military Minorities in Conflict Multiculturalism Nationalism Occupation Oppression Philosophy Planning Pluralism Politics and Racism Popular Opinion Racism -- Defining Racism -- Exporting Racism -- Institutional Racism -- Psychology Racism -- Scholarly Racism -- Testing Racism -- Theory Racist Groups Racist Thoughtways Recreation Religion Science and Technology Sexism Slavery Socialism and Racism Sports Stereotypes Surveillance Tests Undoing Personal Racism Unemployment Violence Vs. Minorities Wealth and Income Whites Women of Color General Bibliographies Author Index Subject Index