Description
In this incisive, urgently relevant work, bell hooks explores how racism persists not only through laws and institutions, but also through everyday habits of mind, culture, and power. Drawing on history, lived experience, and critical analysis, she outlines what it would mean to confront and dismantle racist structures at their roots—individually and collectively. The book challenges readers to rethink identity, solidarity, and social change, arguing that ending racism requires both honest self-examination and sustained political commitment. With hooks’ signature clarity and moral urgency, it offers a roadmap for building a more just world grounded in equality, empathy, and transformative action.
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paperback
H. Holt and Co.
Published Jan 1, 1996
277 pages
ISBN: 9780805050271
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First Published
1995
Language
eng
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Content and trigger warnings for Killing Rage: Ending Racism by bell hooks.