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Co-whites: How and why white women 'betrayed' the struggle for racial equality in the United States

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Chapter 1 1.Acknowledgment Chapter 2 2.Foreword Chapter 3 3.Introduction Chapter 4 4.A Brief Literature Review Chapter 5 5.Women in Western & Non-Western Societies Chapter 6 6.Women in Post-Civil War United States - Reconstruction through Jim Crow Chapter 7 7.White Women & African American Women: Friends or Foes? Chapter 8 8.White Women/African American Women & the Two Wars Chapter 9 9.White Women & the Civil Rights Movement Chapter 10 10.White Women & Affirmative Action Chapter 11 11.Affirmative Action & the Myth of Reverse Discrimination Chapter 12 12.White Men & the Feminist/Women's Liberation Movement Chapter 13 13.White Women & Racism in the United States Chapter 14 14.White Women & the Socialization of White Children Chapter 15 15.White Women & the Socialization of African American Children Chapter 16 16.The End of White Supremacy Chapter 17 17.Epilogue Chapter 18 18.End Notes Chapter 19 19.Appendices Chapter 20 20.Bibliography Chapter 21 21.Index

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Chapter 1 1.Acknowledgment Chapter 2 2.Foreword Chapter 3 3.Introduction Chapter 4 4.A Brief Literature Review Chapter 5 5.Women in Western & Non-Western Societies Chapter 6 6.Women in Post-Civil War United States - Reconstruction through Jim Crow Chapter 7 7.White Women & African American Women: Friends or Foes? Chapter 8 8.White Women/African American Women & the Two Wars Chapter 9 9.White Women & the Civil Rights Movement Chapter 10 10.White Women & Affirmative Action Chapter 11 11.Affirmative Action & the Myth of Reverse Discrimination Chapter 12 12.White Men & the Feminist/Women's Liberation Movement Chapter 13 13.White Women & Racism in the United States Chapter 14 14.White Women & the Socialization of White Children Chapter 15 15.White Women & the Socialization of African American Children Chapter 16 16.The End of White Supremacy Chapter 17 17.Epilogue Chapter 18 18.End Notes Chapter 19 19.Appendices Chapter 20 20.Bibliography Chapter 21 21.Index

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Chapter 1 1.Acknowledgment Chapter 2 2.Foreword Chapter 3 3.Introduction Chapter 4 4.A Brief Literature Review Chapter 5 5.Women in Western & Non-Western Societies Chapter 6 6.Women in Post-Civil War United States - Reconstruction through Jim Crow Chapter 7 7.White Women & African American Women: Friends or Foes? Chapter 8 8.White Women/African American Women & the Two Wars Chapter 9 9.White Women & the Civil Rights Movement Chapter 10 10.White Women & Affirmative Action Chapter 11 11.Affirmative Action & the Myth of Reverse Discrimination Chapter 12 12.White Men & the Feminist/Women's Liberation Movement Chapter 13 13.White Women & Racism in the United States Chapter 14 14.White Women & the Socialization of White Children Chapter 15 15.White Women & the Socialization of African American Children Chapter 16 16.The End of White Supremacy Chapter 17 17.Epilogue Chapter 18 18.End Notes Chapter 19 19.Appendices Chapter 20 20.Bibliography Chapter 21 21.Index

Key concepts: White (mutation), White supremacy, Affirmative action, Racism, Mythology, Gender studies, Spanish Civil War, Socialization

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