whiteness studies 
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SOURCE: New York Review of Books
9/10/2020
The Wages of Whiteness (Review Essay)
Hari Kunzru's review essay examines the current vogue for white antiracism (and antiracist training) through the history of whiteness as a political and academic concept, concluding that many of the most popular books and multicultural pieties strip the idea of its structural elements and reduce it to a question of personal purification.
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SOURCE: Oregon Live
1-18-16
Whiteness History Month coming to Portland Community College in April
It’s not what you think it is.
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SOURCE: Chronicle of Higher Ed
7-14-06
David R. Roediger: Whiteness Studies ... Where Things Stand Now
[David R. Roediger is a professor of African-American studies and history at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His recent books include Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White: The Strange Journey From Ellis Island to the Suburbs (Basic Books, 2005; paperback edition from Perseus Books Group, 2006) and the collection of essays History Against Misery (Charles H. Kerr, 2006).] The theologian Thandeka tells of being faced with a daunting request during
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What Lies Behind the Multicultural Approach to History
by Clare Spark
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