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What Does It Mean To Be Young, American, And White At The Dawn Of The Twentyfirst Century? By Exploring This Question And Revealing The Everyday Social Processes By Which High Schoolers Define White Identities, Pamela Perry Offers Muchneeded Insights Into The Social Construction Of Race And Whiteness Among Youth.Through Ethnographic Research And Indepth Interviews Of Students In Two Demographically Distinct U.S. High Schoolsone Suburban And Predominantly White; The Other Urban, Multiracial, And Minority Whiteperry Shares Students Candor About Race And Selfidentification. By Examining The Meanings Students Attached (Or Didnt Attach) To Their Social Lives And Everyday Cultural Practices, Including Their Taste In Music And Clothes, She Shows That The Ways White Students Defined White Identity Were Not Only Markedly Different Between The Two Schools But Were Considerably Diverse And Ambiguous Within Them As Well. Challenging Reductionist Notions Of Whiteness And White Racism, This Study Suggests How We Might Go Beyond Whiteness To New Directions In Antiracist Activism And School Reform.Shades Of White Is Emblematic Of An Emerging Second Wave Of Whiteness Studies That Focuses On The Racial Identity Of Whites. It Will Appeal To Scholars And Students Of Anthropology, Sociology, And Cultural Studies, As Well As To Those Involved With High School Education And Antiracist Activities.
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