This comprehensive Reader brings together foundation work in the study of race and ethnicity and writings from many of the most exciting scholars today. It is divided into the following main sections:
origins and transformations sociology, race and social theory racism and anti-Semitism colonialism, race and the other feminism, difference and identity changing boundaries and spaces. Each section begins with a brief editorial introduction, providing a guide to the readings by historically contextualizing them and relating them to other writings throughout the book. Cross-national in content, historical in scope and offering a variety of topical perspectives, Theories of Race and Racism will be an invaluable resource for undergraduates across a range of disciplines.
Excellent book as a primary source reader with regards to the discourse of race. Must read for anyone interested in the major concepts and categories associated with "race" discourse. Robert Miles's essay is a must read.
Super comprehensive, hugely broad selection of topics, and while some of it is very dense and somewhat hard to get through, sections are also so interesting, it's a breeze. I missed about 40 total pages of readings in this, but I'm refusing to not count this because I put so much time into reading this, this semester.
Another great, really important sociological text focusing on the processes of racialization, and colonization (mainly) but with so much more included.