African Americans and the Public Agenda

Key issues surrounding race and public policy in North America are examined in this book. For example, who truly represents African Americans in the American political process? Why does there seem to be increased white resistance to programmes that seek to redress equality if white racism appears to be declining? And why do so many programmes which are intended to tackle inequality seem instead to exacerbate it? The contributors to this perceptive and timely volume shed light on these apparent paradoxes.

Year

1997

Language

English

Publisher

Sage Publications, Inc

Editions

5

Pages

301

ISBN

9780761904731

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