The stories Whiteness tells itself : racial myths and our American narratives /
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| Language: | English |
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Minneapolis, MN :
University of Minnesota Press,
[2022]
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Table of Contents:
- The Killing of Philando Castile and the Negation of Black Innocence
- Black Lives Matter and the Social Contract
- James Baldwin and the Repetitions of History: From the Harlem Riots to Ferguson, Baltimore, and BLM
- White Memory and the Psychic Sherpa
- How We Think-or Don't Think-about It: Racial Epistemologies and Ontologies
- Jefferson, the Enlightenment, and the Purposes of History
- Black History: The Master/Slave Dialectic and the Signifying Monkey
- Whiteness in Storytelling: Amistad, the Film and the Novel
- Portraits of Slavery: Faulkner and Morrison
- Lincoln Was a Great American, Lincoln Was a Racist
- Racial Regression: Trump, Obama, and the Legacy of Reconstruction
- The Contemporary White Literary Imagination
- Racial Absence and Racial Presence in Jonathan Franzen and ZZ Packer
- Psychotherapy and a New National Narrative
- Questions of Identity
- James Baldwin: I Am Not Your Negro
- Abandoning Whiteness
- "I Can't Breathe"
- Coda: Daunte Wright.