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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'The Story of Leif and Hailee' is a tale of passionate love when intimacy across racial boundaries was illegal. Leif, the young man, is a visitor from a land where racial prejudice and discrimination are considered debased notions associated with Hitler and concentration camps. Hailee, a young, beautiful, black woman, is raised where interracial love is branded as perverted and a crime against the superior white race. The laws are strict and upheld by the official law enforcement agencies as well as by fanatical guardians of 'racial purity' and 'white supremacy' who do not hesitate to kill to 'maintain order and decency in America.' But even in the American South of 1962, love cannot be rooted out by legal edicts.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatred and violence When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as a young man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundly different from the one in which he had grown up. Raised in a society largely free of racial conflict, he was unprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deep emotional divisions that defined the American South during the Civil Rights era. What he witnessed left a lasting impression. Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understand the historical and psychological forces behind anti-Black prejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensive historical research as well as personal experience, he examines how racial hostility developed, evolved, and persisted across four centuries of American history. Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forces that shaped this history, including: - The legacy of slavery and the creation of racial hierarchy - The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalized segregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings - The influence of pseudoscientific racism and the eugenics movement - The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the 1960s - The continuing challenges of racial inequality in modern America Combining historical analysis with a unique personal perspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice can become embedded in social institutions and cultural beliefs, and why its effects continue to shape American society today. This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeply researched examination of one of the most troubling and enduring conflicts in American history.…

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Condizione: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 328 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The book traces the deep historical roots of colonial/racial attitudes of Europeans as they discovered, conquered, and settled the Americas, exploiting African slaves as the labor force. Those attitudes were to a great extent shaped by a very prudish morality founded on Christianity. It covers the history of slavery in North America in some detail and gives a chilling account of the oppression, antiblack riots, and lynchings of the Jim Crow era. The largest part of the book deals with the tumultuous period from 1954 to 1975, dealing broadly with the civil rights movement (blacks, women, LGBT,native Americans) and the effects of the Vietnam war. The "sexual revolution" of the 1960s is seen in contrast to the extreme prudishness and homophobia of the ¿rst half of the century. It is described as having, in conjunction with rock'n'roll and the civil rights movement, a decisive effect on the reduction of prejudice and fear of whites with respect to the reputed strong sexuality of the blacks.…

Condizione: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 328 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The book traces the deep historical roots of colonial/racial attitudes of Europeans as they discovered, conquered, and settled the Americas, exploiting African slaves as the labor force. Those attitudes were to a great extent shaped by a very prudish morality founded on Christianity. It covers the history of slavery in North America in some detail and gives a chilling account of the oppression, antiblack riots, and lynchings of the Jim Crow era. The largest part of the book deals with the tumultuous period from 1954 to 1975, dealing broadly with the civil rights movement (blacks, women, LGBT,native Americans) and the effects of the Vietnam war. The "sexual revolution" of the 1960s is seen in contrast to the extreme prudishness and homophobia of the ¿rst half of the century. It is described as having, in conjunction with rock'n'roll and the civil rights movement, a decisive effect on the reduction of prejudice and fear of whites with respect to the reputed strong sexuality of the blacks.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatred and violence? When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as a young man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundly different from the one in which he had grown up. Raised in a society largely free of racial conflict, he was unprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deep emotional divisions that defined the American South during the Civil Rights era. What he witnessed left a lasting impression. Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understand the historical and psychological forces behind anti-Black prejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensive historical research as well as personal experience, he examines how racial hostility developed, evolved, and persisted across four centuries of American history. Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forces that shaped this history, including: - The legacy of slavery and the creation of racial hierarchy - The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalized segregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings - The influence of pseudoscientific racism and the eugenics movement - The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the 1960s - The continuing challenges of racial inequality in modern America Combining historical analysis with a unique personal perspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice can become embedded in social institutions and cultural beliefs, and why its effects continue to shape American society today. This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeply researched examination of one of the most troubling and enduring conflicts in American history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatred and violence? When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as a young man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundly different from the one in which he had grown up. Raised in a society largely free of racial conflict, he was unprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deep emotional divisions that defined the American South during the Civil Rights era. What he witnessed left a lasting impression. Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understand the historical and psychological forces behind anti-Black prejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensive historical research as well as personal experience, he examines how racial hostility developed, evolved, and persisted across four centuries of American history. Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forces that shaped this history, including: - The legacy of slavery and the creation of racial hierarchy - The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalized segregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings - The influence of pseudoscientific racism and the eugenics movement - The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the 1960s - The continuing challenges of racial inequality in modern America Combining historical analysis with a unique personal perspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice can become embedded in social institutions and cultural beliefs, and why its effects continue to shape American society today. This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeply researched examination of one of the most troubling and enduring conflicts in American history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "The Story of Leif and Hailee" is a tale of passionate love when intimacy across racial boundaries was illegal. Leif, the young man, is a visitor from a land where racial prejudice and discrimination are considered debased notions associated with Hitler and concentration camps. Hailee, a young, beautiful, black woman, is raised where interracial love is branded as perverted and a crime against the superior white race. The laws are strict and upheld by the official law enforcement agencies as well as by fanatical guardians of "racial purity" and "white supremacy" who do not hesitate to kill to "maintain order and decency in America." But even in the American South of 1962, love cannot be rooted out by legal edicts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatred and violence? When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as a young man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundly different from the one in which he had grown up. Raised in a society largely free of racial conflict, he was unprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deep emotional divisions that defined the American South during the Civil Rights era. What he witnessed left a lasting impression. Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understand the historical and psychological forces behind anti-Black prejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensive historical research as well as personal experience, he examines how racial hostility developed, evolved, and persisted across four centuries of American history. Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forces that shaped this history, including: - The legacy of slavery and the creation of racial hierarchy - The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalized segregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings - The influence of pseudoscientific racism and the eugenics movement - The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the 1960s - The continuing challenges of racial inequality in modern America Combining historical analysis with a unique personal perspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice can become embedded in social institutions and cultural beliefs, and why its effects continue to shape American society today. This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeply researched examination of one of the most troubling and enduring conflicts in American history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatred and violence? When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as a young man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundly different from the one in which he had grown up. Raised in a society largely free of racial conflict, he was unprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deep emotional divisions that defined the American South during the Civil Rights era. What he witnessed left a lasting impression. Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understand the historical and psychological forces behind anti-Black prejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensive historical research as well as personal experience, he examines how racial hostility developed, evolved, and persisted across four centuries of American history. Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forces that shaped this history, including: - The legacy of slavery and the creation of racial hierarchy - The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalized segregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings - The influence of pseudoscientific racism and the eugenics movement - The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the 1960s - The continuing challenges of racial inequality in modern America Combining historical analysis with a unique personal perspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice can become embedded in social institutions and cultural beliefs, and why its effects continue to shape American society today. This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeply researched examination of one of the most troubling and enduring conflicts in American history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What causes a society to develop and normalize racial hatredand violence When Anders A. Eklof arrived in Alabama in 1961 as ayoung man from Sweden, he entered a world profoundlydifferent from the one in which he had grown up. Raisedin a society largely free of racial conflict, he wasunprepared for the hostility, segregation, and deepemotional divisions that defined the American Southduring the Civil Rights era.What he witnessed left a lasting impression.Over the following decades, Eklof set out to understandthe historical and psychological forces behind anti-Blackprejudice in the United States. Drawing on extensivehistorical research as well as personal experience, heexamines how racial hostility developed, evolved, andpersisted across four centuries of American history.Anti-Black Prejudice in America explores major forcesthat shaped this history, including:¿ The legacy of slavery and the creation of racialhierarchy¿ The rise of Jim Crow laws and institutionalizedsegregation, systematic discrimination, and lynchings¿ The influence of pseudoscientific racism and theeugenics movement¿ The Civil Rights movement and the upheavals of the1960s¿ The continuing challenges of racial inequality inmodern AmericaCombining historical analysis with a unique personalperspective, Eklof investigates how prejudice canbecome embedded in social institutions and culturalbeliefs, and why its effects continue to shape Americansociety today.This is not a comfortable book. It is a serious and deeplyresearched examination of one of the most troubling andenduring conflicts in American history.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Anti-Black Prejudice in America | Its Roots in Tribalism, Religion, and Sexuality | Anders Eklof | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | [.] | EAN 9781326255114 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…