Includes bibliographical references (pages 231-233) and index
Racism is the cause of problems for blacks / Derrick Bell -- White racism is not the cause of all problems for blacks / Byron M. Roth -- A backlash against affirmative action is growing among whites / Timur Kuran -- Opposition to affirmative action among whites is racist / Stanley Fish -- Black Muslims are engaging in hate speech against Jews / Arch Puddington -- Black Muslims are telling the truth about Jews / Louis Farrakhan, interviewed by Sylvester Monroe -- Blacks and Latinos are competing for political power / Rob Gurwitt -- Blacks and Latinos should form a political alliance / Elizabeth Martinez -- Racial discrimination limits opportunities for blacks / Andrew Hacker -- Racial discrimination does not limit opportunities for blacks / Jared Taylor -- Middle-class blacks have overcome discrimination / Peter N. Kirsanow -- Middle-class blacks have not overcome discrimination / Ellis Cose -- Affirmative action is still necessary to fight discrimination / Roger Wilkins -- Affirmative action is unnecessary and divisive / Steven Yates -- Immigrants take jobs from blacks / Jack Miles -- Immigrants do not take jobs from blacks / Thomas Muller -- America's justice system discriminates against blacks / Gerald Horne -- America's justice system does not discriminate against blacks / Patrick A. Langan -- Racism against blacks taints America's justice system / Wanda Coleman -- Racism against blacks does not taint America's justice system / William F. Jasper -- Juries should be racially balanced / Tanya E. Coke -- Juries need not be racially balanced / Andrew Kull -- Elections should guarantee minority representation / Lani Guinier -- Elections need not guarantee minority representation / Carol M. Swain -- Anti-illegal immigration measures are racist / Elizabeth Kadetsky -- Anti-illegal immigration measures are not racist / Pete Wilson -- Integration in a color-blind society should be the goal / Tamar Jacoby -- Integration in a color-blind society is not possible / John C. Brittain -- Self-segregation should be condemned / Shelby Steele -- Self-segregation should be accepted / Bob Blauner
This book discusses the causes of strife, turmoil and chaos in race relations

Paul A. Winters, book editor

Paul A., 1965- ed Winters

Paul A. (editor) Winters

Winters, Paul A., 1965-

Greenhaven Press; Greenhaven Pr

Greenhaven Press, Incorporated

San Diego, Calif

Gale Group

Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered), San Diego, Calif, c1996

Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered), San Diego, Calif, 1995

United States, United States of America

1, 1995-09

Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-233) and index.

topic: Race discrimination; Racism

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints?
2. (p2) Introduction
3. (p3) Chapter 1: What Is the State of Race Relations?
3.1. (p4) Chapter Preface
3.2. (p5) 1. Racism Is the Cause of Problems for Blacks Derrick Bell
3.3. (p6) 2. White Racism Is Not the Cause of All Problems for Blacks Byron M. Roth
3.4. (p7) 3. A Backlash Against Affirmative Action Is Growing Among Whites Timur Kuran
3.5. (p8) 4. Opposition to Affirmative Action Among Whites Is Racist Stanley Fish
3.6. (p9) 5. Black Muslims Are Engaging in Hate Speech Against Jews Arch Puddington
3.7. (p10) 6. Black Muslims Are Telling the Truth About Jews Louis Farrakhan, interviewed by Sylvester Monroe
3.8. (p11) 7. Blacks and Latinos Are Competing for Political Power Rob Gurwitt
3.9. (p12) 8. Blacks and Latinos Should Form a Political Alliance Elizabeth Martinez
3.10. (p13) Periodical Bibliography
4. (p14) Chapter 2: Does Discrimination Persist in the American Economy?
4.1. (p15) Chapter Preface
4.2. (p16) 1. Racial Discrimination Limits Opportunities for Blacks Andrew Hacker
4.3. (p17) 2. Racial Discrimination Does Not Limit Opportunities for Blacks Jared Taylor
4.4. (p18) 3. Middle-Class Blacks Have Overcome Discrimination Peter N. Kirsanow
4.5. (p19) 4. Middle-Class Blacks Have Not Overcome Discrimination Ellis Cose
4.6. (p20) 5. Affirmative Action Is Still Necessary to Fight Discrimination Roger Wilkins
4.7. (p21) 6. Affirmative Action Is Unnecessary and Divisive Steven Yates
4.8. (p22) 7. Immigrants Take Jobs from Blacks Jack Miles
4.9. (p23) 8. Immigrants Do Not Take Jobs from Blacks Thomas Muller
4.10. (p24) Periodical Bibliography
5. (p25) Chapter 3: Is America's Justice System Biased?
5.1. (p26) Chapter Preface
5.2. (p27) 1. America's Justice System Discriminates Against Blacks Gerald Home
5.3. (p28) 2. America's Justice System Does Not Discriminate Against Blacks Patrick A. Langan
5.4. (p29) 3. Racism Against Blacks Taints America's Justice System Wanda Coleman
5.5. (p30) 4. Racism Against Blacks Does Not Taint America's Justice System William F. Jasper
5.6. (p31) 5. Juries Should Be Racially Balanced Tanya E. Coke
5.7. (p32) 6. Juries Need Not Be Racially Balanced Andrew Kull
5.8. (p33) Periodical Bibliography
6. (p34) Chapter 4: How Should America's Political System Respond to Minorities' Interests?
6.1. (p35) Chapter Preface
6.2. (p36) 1. Elections Should Guarantee Minority Representation Lani Guinier
6.3. (p37) 2. Elections Need Not Guarantee Minority Representation Carol M. Swain
6.4. (p38) 3. Anti-Illegal Immigration Measures Are Racist Elizabeth Kadetsky
6.5. (p39) 4. Anti-Illegal Immigration Measures Are Not Racist Pete Wilson
6.6. (p40) Periodical Bibliography
7. (p41) Chapter 5: What Should Society Do to Improve Race Relations?
7.1. (p42) Chapter Preface
7.2. (p43) 1. Integration in a Color-Blind Society Should Be the Goal Tamar Jacoby
7.3. (p44) 2. Integration in a Color-Blind Society Is Not Possible John C. Brittain
7.4. (p45) 3. Self-Segregation Should Be Condemned Shelby Steele
7.5. (p46) 4. Self-Segregation Should Be Accepted Bob Blauner
7.6. (p47) Periodical Bibliography
8. (p48) For Further Discussion
9. (p49) Organizations to Contact
10. (p50) Bibliography of Books
11. (p51) Index

theme: Race discrimination; Racism

A collection of essays by such figures as Ellis Cose and Louis Farrakhan explores affirmative action programs, discrimination in the criminal justice system, and political relations between blacks, Asians, and Latinos.

2023-06-28