Fading out black and white : : racial ambiguity in American culture /

Fading out black and white : : racial ambiguity in American culture / / Lisa Simone Kingstone.

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Kingstone, Lisa Simone,
Place / Publishing House:Lanham : : Rowman & Littlefield International,, [2018]
2018
Year of Publication:2018
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Fading out black and white : racial ambiguity in American culture / Lisa Simone Kingstone.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tracing race: a tour of the racial binary -- The trial of Rachel Dolezal : the first transracial -- Obama as racial rorschach : the first blank president -- Casting color : black barbie and the black doll as racial barometer -- Really black : black-ish and the black sitcom as racial barometer -- Talking about race : black, white and mixed focus groups -- Methodology -- White groups -- Overview -- Fear of being racist -- Biological essentialism -- Experimental essentialism -- Colorblindness -- Exoticization -- Stereotyping -- Response to dolezal -- Black group -- Overview -- Experiential essentialism -- Mistrust of white people -- Black bond -- Everyday racism -- Talking white -- Policing black authenticity -- Response to dolezal -- Mixed race groups -- Overview -- Coda -- Appendix 1: Demographic information form -- Appendix 2: Flyer for focus groups -- Bibliography.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
Blacks Race identity United States.
Whites Race identity United States.
Race awareness United States.
Racism United States.
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Print version: Kingstone, Lisa Simone. Fading out black and white : racial ambiguity in American culture. Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield International, c2018 225 pages 9781786602541 (DLC) 2018032779
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Tracing race: a tour of the racial binary -- The trial of Rachel Dolezal : the first transracial -- Obama as racial rorschach : the first blank president -- Casting color : black barbie and the black doll as racial barometer -- Really black : black-ish and the black sitcom as racial barometer -- Talking about race : black, white and mixed focus groups -- Methodology -- White groups -- Overview -- Fear of being racist -- Biological essentialism -- Experimental essentialism -- Colorblindness -- Exoticization -- Stereotyping -- Response to dolezal -- Black group -- Overview -- Experiential essentialism -- Mistrust of white people -- Black bond -- Everyday racism -- Talking white -- Policing black authenticity -- Response to dolezal -- Mixed race groups -- Overview -- Coda -- Appendix 1: Demographic information form -- Appendix 2: Flyer for focus groups -- Bibliography.
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contents Tracing race: a tour of the racial binary -- The trial of Rachel Dolezal : the first transracial -- Obama as racial rorschach : the first blank president -- Casting color : black barbie and the black doll as racial barometer -- Really black : black-ish and the black sitcom as racial barometer -- Talking about race : black, white and mixed focus groups -- Methodology -- White groups -- Overview -- Fear of being racist -- Biological essentialism -- Experimental essentialism -- Colorblindness -- Exoticization -- Stereotyping -- Response to dolezal -- Black group -- Overview -- Experiential essentialism -- Mistrust of white people -- Black bond -- Everyday racism -- Talking white -- Policing black authenticity -- Response to dolezal -- Mixed race groups -- Overview -- Coda -- Appendix 1: Demographic information form -- Appendix 2: Flyer for focus groups -- Bibliography.
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