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This review is from: Welfare Racism: Playing the Race Card Against America's Poor (Paperback)
its racial/gender/class divisions played out before our very eyes on television as well as divisive commentaries on the racial/class impact on society by commentators, bloggers, and politicians. This book examines the racial/gender/class card played out by politicians, both left and right spectrums of the political ideology. How they used long-standing image of poor Black women with kids as a way to garner majority nonpoor voters who are tired of hearing Blacks' demands for greater equality in society. So they prefer listening to race and class-baiting politicians who promise law and order to the masses.
This book makes me thinks but it also makes me angry because as an affluent society, we failed to make sure that everyone has a place at the table. This is all I have to say right now. |
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Welfare Racism: Playing the Race Card Against America's Poor by Kenneth J. Neubeck (Paperback - August 11, 2001)
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