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A Practical Guide to Racism offers a sharp, satirical examination of the offensive stereotypes that have pervaded American culture. Drawing on historical tropes from 19th‑century phrenology and early 20th‑century eugenics literature, the author deconstructs how these ideas have shaped modern racism and race relations. Through humor and critical analysis, the book encourages readers to recognize and challenge the lingering biases within society.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire
Authors: C. H. Dalton
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