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5 Dance of Deception: A Reading of Race Relations in Brazil
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Abdias do Nascimento
and Elisa Larkin Nascimento
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- 1 Race and Racism in Historical Perspective: Comparing the United States, South Africa, and Brazil 1
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PART 1. COUNTRY PORTRAITS
- 2 The Second Republic: Race, Inequality, and Democracy in South Africa 29
- 3 Combating Racism in South Africa: Redress/Remedies 63
- 4 Whiteness in the Rainbow: Experiencing the Loss of Privilege in the New South Africa 85
- 5 Dance of Deception: A Reading of Race Relations in Brazil 105
- 6 The Misadventures of Nonracialism in Brazil 157
- 7 Not Yet “E Pluribus Unum”: Racism, America’s Achilles Heel 187
- 8 The Women’s Movement in the United States: Confronting Racism and Sexism 231
- 9 The Social Construction of Racial Privilege in the United States: An Asset Perspective 251
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PART 2. COMPARATIVE ISSUES
- 10 Race, Human Capital Inequality, and Income Distribution 273
- 11 Globalization: A View from the South 323
- 12 GDP Increases from Ending Long-Term Discrimination Against Blacks 351
- 13 Transformative Action: A Strategy for Ending Racial Hierarchy and Achieving True Democracy 371
- 14 The Seven Deadly Myths of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector: Implications for Promoting Social Justice Worldwide 415
- 15 Racial Discrimination as a Violation of International Law: International Standards and Mechanisms 435
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PART 3. PROSPECTS
- 16 Prospects for a Nonracial Future in South Africa 469
- 17 It’s in the Blood: Notes on Race Attitudes in Brazil from a Different Perspective 509
- 18 “Bluebeard’s Castle”: An American Fairy Tale 553
- 19 Concluding Note 591
- The Contributors 599
- Index 609
- About the Book 629
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- 1 Race and Racism in Historical Perspective: Comparing the United States, South Africa, and Brazil 1
-
PART 1. COUNTRY PORTRAITS
- 2 The Second Republic: Race, Inequality, and Democracy in South Africa 29
- 3 Combating Racism in South Africa: Redress/Remedies 63
- 4 Whiteness in the Rainbow: Experiencing the Loss of Privilege in the New South Africa 85
- 5 Dance of Deception: A Reading of Race Relations in Brazil 105
- 6 The Misadventures of Nonracialism in Brazil 157
- 7 Not Yet “E Pluribus Unum”: Racism, America’s Achilles Heel 187
- 8 The Women’s Movement in the United States: Confronting Racism and Sexism 231
- 9 The Social Construction of Racial Privilege in the United States: An Asset Perspective 251
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PART 2. COMPARATIVE ISSUES
- 10 Race, Human Capital Inequality, and Income Distribution 273
- 11 Globalization: A View from the South 323
- 12 GDP Increases from Ending Long-Term Discrimination Against Blacks 351
- 13 Transformative Action: A Strategy for Ending Racial Hierarchy and Achieving True Democracy 371
- 14 The Seven Deadly Myths of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector: Implications for Promoting Social Justice Worldwide 415
- 15 Racial Discrimination as a Violation of International Law: International Standards and Mechanisms 435
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PART 3. PROSPECTS
- 16 Prospects for a Nonracial Future in South Africa 469
- 17 It’s in the Blood: Notes on Race Attitudes in Brazil from a Different Perspective 509
- 18 “Bluebeard’s Castle”: An American Fairy Tale 553
- 19 Concluding Note 591
- The Contributors 599
- Index 609
- About the Book 629