Books
Description
The overarching goal of the Books collection is to increase the visibility and use of Anti-racism books in libraries. The subject focus of Anti-racism includes the origins of race, and its study in Anthropology, Religion, and Theology using critical race, deconstructive, decolonial, indigeneous, global, womanist, and interdisciplinary approaches and perspectives. Books whose major topic is not anti-racism, yet have facets of the subject 'Anti-racism' are also included. E.g. Susan Garrett's No Ordinary Angel.
The books are described using at least 4 fields: Title, Identifier, Description, and Author.
The books are described using at least 4 fields: Title, Identifier, Description, and Author.
- Title is the bibliographic citation for the book.
- Identifier provides the link to the book's record in OCLC Worldcat to help users locate the book in a library near them.
- Description provides other details of the book, links to full-text, excerpts, reviews, news, when available.
- Author name(s) and link to their website if available.
- Publisher (optional) provides link to the book's webpage on the publisher website.
Collection Items
Learning to be White: Money, Race and God in America
In this book, Thandeka explores the politics of the white experience in America. Tracing the links between religion, class, and race, she reveals the child abuse, ethnic conflicts, class exploitation, poor self-esteem, and a general feeling of…
Ghost Ship: Institutional Racism and the Church of England
Ghost Ship by Fr. Azariah, aka A.D.A. France-Williams, explores the harrowing stories of institutional racism within the Church of England. Through conversation with clergy and campaigners in the Church of England, A.D.A France-Williams issues a…
The Fiddler on Pantico Run: An African Warrior, His White Descendants, A Search For Family
Author Interviews: NPR. All Things Considered. 6-min listen (audio file, which can also be listened or read as transcript).
A White Face With A Forgotten African Family. 2012.…
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