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1. Good Slave Masters Don’t Exist: Lovable Racists and the Crisis of Authorship in Twelve Years a Slave
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Foreword. Racial Realism Redux ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. Good Slave Masters Don’t Exist: Lovable Racists and the Crisis of Authorship in Twelve Years a Slave 21
- 2. Constituting the Crime: White Innocence as an Apparatus of Oppression 46
- 3. “We Have More to Fear than Racism that Announces Itself”: Distraction as a Strategy to Oppress 69
- 4. “Only Tired I Was, Was Tired of Giving In”: Rosa Parks, Magical Negroes, and the Whitewashing of Black Struggle 91
- 5. Santa Claus Is White and Jesus Is Too: Era(c)ing White Myths for the Health and Well-Being of Our Children 109
- Coda 127
- Notes 133
- Index 143
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Foreword. Racial Realism Redux ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. Good Slave Masters Don’t Exist: Lovable Racists and the Crisis of Authorship in Twelve Years a Slave 21
- 2. Constituting the Crime: White Innocence as an Apparatus of Oppression 46
- 3. “We Have More to Fear than Racism that Announces Itself”: Distraction as a Strategy to Oppress 69
- 4. “Only Tired I Was, Was Tired of Giving In”: Rosa Parks, Magical Negroes, and the Whitewashing of Black Struggle 91
- 5. Santa Claus Is White and Jesus Is Too: Era(c)ing White Myths for the Health and Well-Being of Our Children 109
- Coda 127
- Notes 133
- Index 143