Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?
Description
Drawing on developmental psychology, lived experience, and contemporary research, this influential examination explores how racial identity takes shape and why racial grouping often emerges in schools and communities. It offers an accessible framework for understanding racism, prejudice, and the social forces that shape relationships across racial lines, while encouraging honest, constructive conversations about race. Through vivid examples and practical insight, the book guides parents, educators, and readers toward greater awareness and more meaningful action. This edition includes a discussion guide and a new epilogue reflecting on the continuing relevance of its central questions.
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paperback
Basic Books
Published Jan 1, 2003
294 pages
ISBN: 9780465083619
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Details
First Published
1997
Language
eng
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