The history of the American story has consequences in political discourse and the making of policy and so does the whitewashing of nuances in that history. White Narratives Matter examines the White Social Conservative Worldview and how it culminated in the rise of Trumpism within the Republican electoral base.
The history of the American story has consequences in political discourse and the making of policy and so does the whitewashing of nuances in that history. White Narratives Matter examines the White Social Conservative Worldview and how it culminated in the rise of Trumpism within the Republican electoral base.
Arthur H. Garrison is professor of criminal justice at Kutztown University
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One: Explaining and Defining White Social Conservative Worldview Chapter Two: The Founders, Christianity, White Supremacy, and Modern Racial Narratives in the American Story Chapter Three: The Founders, American Exceptionalism, and the Whitewashing of Racism from the American Story Chapter Four: Case Study - What were Douglas and Lincoln Really Debating Chapter Five: Dr. King and President Lincoln - Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing Chapter Six: Glenn Beck - Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing Chapter Seven: The 1619 Project and the White Social Conservative Whitewashing the American Story Chapter Eight: A Non-Whitewashed Defense of the Founding Documents - Providing a Counter to the 1776 Commission White Social Conservative Worldview of an American Story Chapter Nine: White Narratives of Black Crime - The Foundations Laid by John Calhoun Chapter Ten: White Social Conservative Worldview Narratives and Fear of Black Crime Chapter Eleven: How Criminal Justice Policy Reflects the History of Race Chapter Twelve: The Rhetoric and Narrative of Justice and the Arch of the Moral Universe
Chapter One: Explaining and Defining White Social Conservative Worldview Chapter Two: The Founders, Christianity, White Supremacy, and Modern Racial Narratives in the American Story Chapter Three: The Founders, American Exceptionalism, and the Whitewashing of Racism from the American Story Chapter Four: Case Study - What were Douglas and Lincoln Really Debating Chapter Five: Dr. King and President Lincoln - Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing Chapter Six: Glenn Beck - Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing Chapter Seven: The 1619 Project and the White Social Conservative Whitewashing the American Story Chapter Eight: A Non-Whitewashed Defense of the Founding Documents - Providing a Counter to the 1776 Commission White Social Conservative Worldview of an American Story Chapter Nine: White Narratives of Black Crime - The Foundations Laid by John Calhoun Chapter Ten: White Social Conservative Worldview Narratives and Fear of Black Crime Chapter Eleven: How Criminal Justice Policy Reflects the History of Race Chapter Twelve: The Rhetoric and Narrative of Justice and the Arch of the Moral Universe
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