[MCP] history of racism and other isms

[Bill Braun]

Second the recommendation for Tatum; I'm now using that at the graduate 
level and the conversations are very insightful (graduate management 
student seminar, two white, three black).

Bill Braun

Kimberly Parker wrote:
> I have used "Why are all the Black Kids Sitting Together in the 
> Cafeteria" by Tatum and
> "Race Matters" by C. West in the past.
> kp
> On 5/31/07, * John Lindsay* <jclind2 at msn.com <mailto:jclind2 at msn.com>> 
> wrote:
>
>     If you were going to educate a group of people about the history
>     of racism and other isms in the US (etc.),
>     which books would you utilize for group readings and discussions?
>
>     Thanks,
>      
>     John L. 
>      
>     *"True reconciliation does not consist of merely forgetting  the
>     past"*
>     *                                                                       
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