Repositioning Race: Prophetic Research in a Postracial Obama Age

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Index 197 abolitionists, 53 affirmative action, 25, 74; in college admissions, 125–26; in sociology departments, 34, 35 Afghanistan War, 26, 29 African American cultural identity, 71–72, 134–35, 141, 173–85, 191–92 aggression. See “microaggressions” AIDS, 5 Al Jazeera, 144 Alexander, Michelle, 42n35 “alexithymia, social,” 126–27 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Carroll), 24, 39 Allen, Walter R., 120–21 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, 108 American Sociological Association (ASA): people of color in, 33–34, 38; public sociology and, 40n16 AmeriCorps, 106 “Amerikan sociology,” 23, 28 Anderson, Benedict, 140, 177–78 antihaitianismo, 142–43 Asian Americans, 4, 6, 42n33, 73 Assman, Jan, 182 Association of Black Sociologists (ABS), 5, 9–10, 30–36, 190 Atlanta University, 54–55, 190 Baisden, Michael, 20 bankruptcies, 97–98 Barkley, Charles, 136 batey (sugar cane community), 12, 140, 143–49 Battle, Juan, 56–57 Baxandall, Michael, 180 Beale, Francis, 8 Bennett, Bill, 28 Bernstein, Jared, 103 Berry, Halle, 82 bigotry. See prejudice Bigsby, Clayton, 79–82 Bin Laden, Osama, 91, 192 Birt, Robert, 72–73 Black Holocaust Museum (Milwaukee), 179, 181–85 Black identity, African heritage in, 71–72, 174–85 Black leadership: Bonilla-Silva on, 25–26, 38–39; Du Bois on, 11, 19–20, 49–66; models of, 17–21; Morehouse on, 50–52. See also “talented tenth” Black Power movement, 8 Black Pride movement, 173 blackface performers, 30; whiteface and, 77, 78, 83 198 • Index Blackwell, James E., 9, 10 blancamiento (“whitening”), 141–42, 144, 147–49, 168n11 Boas, Franz, 6, 84 Bonilla-Silva, Eduardo, 8–11, 18–19, 23–39; Racism without Racists, 27, 39n3, 73–74 Booker, Cory, 26 Bourdieu, Pierre, 35 Bradford, George G., 54 Braga, Leticia J., 154 Brazilians, 12–13, 134, 136, 151–67, 191–92; perceptions of racism by, 162–67; U.S. demographics of, 154; U.S. immigration policies for, 154–58 Brooms, Derrick R., 13, 136, 173–85 Brown, Artron, 4 Brown v. Board of Education, 24–25 Bumstead, Horace, 54 Burawoy, Michael, 112, 117 Burroughs, Margaret, 179 Bush, George H., 42n33 Bush, George W., 100–101 Bush, Jeb, 27 Cameron, James, 179 Canada, 140–41 Carey, Mariah, 82 Caribbean. See Dominicans Carmichael, Stokely, 8 Carroll, Lewis, 24, 39 Caterpillar Corporation, 108 Cather, Willa, 71 Center for Housing Policy, 105–6 Chappelle, Dave, 11, 20, 69–70, 75–88 child labor laws, 147, 148 Childers, Trenita Brookshire, 10, 23–39 Chudacoff, Howard P., 51 Civil Marriage Protection Act, 91 Civil Rights movement, 8, 24–25, 125, 134; Africanist views and, 173; Black Holocaust Museum and, 179 class-based intraracial inequalities, 4, 92; Bonilla-Silva on, 18, 29–30, 41n21; Du Bois on, 49–66; Joseph on, 161–62; Telles on, 153–54; Tillis on, 143–49. See also poverty Clinton, Bill, 40n20, 74 collective memory, 122, 175–79, 182, 184 Collins, Patricia Hill, 8 color-blind racism, 8–9, 11, 18, 92–93; Bonilla-Silva on, 23, 24, 73–74; Reece on, 88; as reverse discrimination, 127. See also racism Comte, Auguste, 28 Cone, James, 8 Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, 42n33 Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 42n33 content analysis, 70, 78–79, 179 Cosby, Bill, 4, 28 Cose, Ellis, 120 counternarratives, 17 Cox, Oliver, 7–8 critical race theory (CRT), 18, 189–93; Chappelle’s Show and, 76, 87–88; Whiteness studies and, 70–75, 113–16 Crummell, Alexander, 2–3, 53 Cuffe, Paul, 53 Czaplicka, John, 182 Daley, William, 27 Danley, Lynette L., 120–21 Davis, Angela, 8 Davis, Jessica L., 174 Declaration of Independence, 98 Deed-for-Lease Program, 105, 106 Defense of Marriage Act, 42n36 Democratic Party, 192; Asian Americans in, 42n33; Clinton and, 74; Latinos in, 42n33; minority politicians in, 25–26 Index • 199 “deracialization,” 40n10 Derham, James, 53 Diaspora, 5, 21, 133–37; Dominican Republic and, 144; museum exhibits and, 178, 180–81, 184, 190–92 discrimination: individual, 111–15, 118; reverse, 25, 127–29; systemic, 12, 26, 87, 92–93, 108, 111–30, 133–34. See also racism Domhoff, William G., 40n11 Dominicans, 12, 134–36, 139–49, 191–92. See also Latinos “double consciousness” (Du Bois), 70–72, 174 Douglass, Frederick, 39, 53, 54 Du Bois, W. E. B., 2–3, 18, 49–66; critics of, 56–59; on “double consciousness,” 70–72, 174; on elitism, 60–61; on “guiding hundredth,” 59–62; on individualism, 58–59, 64; later views of, 57, 59–62, 190–93; on Pan-Africanism, 134–35...