The Coexistence of Race and Racism Can They

Race and racism are interconnected historically and in the modern world. This connection is related to changing social, political, and economic conditions that impact how we think of others and ourselves. The main focus of this book is the examination of these connections. It is argued that while both race and racism are social constructions, the justification for racism changed as the definition and attributes of races were modified to correspond with new developments in biology and genetics. This book explores the relationship between biological discoveries and changing social situations and their impact on race and racism.

Janis Faye Hutchinson is Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Houston

Preface	vii
Acknowledgements	xi
Chapter 1: Race and Racism	1	(14)
Chapter 2: Early Prejudices	15	(16)
Chapter 3: Race, Racism and Slavery in the United States	31	(22)
Chapter 4: Race, Racism, and Science I	53	(26)
Chapter 5: Race, Racism, and Science II	79	(24)
Chapter 6: Race, Racism, and Health in America	103	(16)
Chapter 7: Scientific Statements on Race	119	(28)
Chapter 8: Race, Racial Identities, and Racism Today	147	(18)
Footnote and References	165	(20)
Author Biographical Sketch	185	(2)
Index	187

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The Coexistence of Race and Racism Can They Become Extinct Together?

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