Titlebook: Race and Morality; How Good Intentions Melvyn L. Fein Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Moral.mobility.morality.soci

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Moral lnvisiblity,f the Georgia Sociological Association was drawing to a close. Outside the hotel the resort’s Christmas display was already on view, but inside we were discussing the business of teaching sociology. The panel’s opening paper, as noted in the meeting summary, was.. As a white person teaching race in

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The American Creed,our moral standards are in a state of decay. A nostalgia for the “good old days, ” when it was possible to leave one’s front door unlocked, is contrasted with a rise in drive-by shootings and “gangsta” rap. Comparisons with the decline of the Roman Empire spring to mind and we wonder if we too are e

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The Culture of Slavery: Outcomes,eople to a cheerless style of life? Are not those in its grip smart enough to see what is happening and just change? These are questions my students ask all the time. Utterly uninterested in history, they can scarcely imagine what sorts of mechanism might keep the past alive. Indeed, most doubt that

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,Racial “Empowerment”,t its mercy. In its complete absence, life is hollow. At such moments, we may try to control our environments, but, as in a bad dream, our muscles freeze and we find ourselves running in place. Love, beauty, safety, and success fade into nothingness and we cower under the bedsheets expecting little—

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Change Strategies, Clinton’s Race Advisory Board presented him with a 121-page report on the state of race relations in America. Amidst the brouhaha caused by the Lewinsky affair, a “national conversation” that was supposed to illuminate the reasons for our racial malaise ended in disappointment. Buried on the back p