Mary Watkins: White Work and Reparative Genealogy, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Part I The Price of Becoming White.- Chapter 1. Reparative Genealogy: The Role of Ancestral Reckoning in Racial Reparations.- Chapter 2. Becoming White: The Creation of Race and Racial Hierarchy in Seventeenth-Century Virginia.- Chapter 3. Wrestling with White Hypocrisy, Racism, and Self-Interest: Quaker Complicity with Slavery (1657--1776) and White Supremacy.- Chapter 4. Building Whites' Double Consciousness: Looking in the Mirror Held Up by Slave Narratives from North Carolina.- Part II The Afterlives of Slavery.- Chapter 5. Economic, Political, and Social Lynching: The Afterlife of Slavery in Fayette County, Tennessee.- Chapter 6. Enslaving the Environment, Exploiting Black Workers: The Destruction of the Mississippi Delta Forests (1880-1920).- Part III Collective Remorse and Repair.- Chapter 7. The Reckoning: Tracing Ancestral Debt and Embracing Reparative Action.- Chapter 8. From Acknowledgment to Action: Joining in Solidarity with Black-Led Struggles for Racial Reparations.- Chapter 9. "Unsuturing" the White Self: Creating Freedom and Integrity by Reckoning with the Past.