The Color of Hunger Race and Hunger in National and International Perspective

, by Shields, David L.L.; Ahmad, Nazir; Danaher, Kevin; Farisani, Tshenuwani Simon; Hintzen, Percy; Mpanya, Mutombo; Manz, Beatriz; Scheper-Hughes, Nancy; L. Shields, David L.; Tingling-Clemmons, Michele; Williams, Dessima

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ISBN: 9780847680054 | 0847680053
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 5/16/1995

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The first book ever to examine the links between hunger and race, The Color of Hunger probes the contemporary and historical reasons hunger is concentrated among people of color, both domestically and globally.

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Preface
What Color is Hunger?	p. 1
The Face of Hunger in America	p. 15
Stereotypes of Africa in U.S. Hunger Appeals	p. 25
Race and Poverty in the Psychology of Prejudice	p. 35
Racism in Foreign Policy and Development Programs	p. 55
Multilateralism, Racism, and the Culture of Altruism	p. 71
Getting at Hunger's Roots: The Legacy of Colonialism and Racism	p. 87
Indians, Land, and Poverty in Guatemala	p. 105
Sweetness and Death: The Legacy of Hunger in Northeast Brazil	p. 121
Hunger Amidst Plenty: A South African Perspective	p. 145
Overcoming International Apartheid	p. 159
Index	p. 173
About the Contributors	p. 177
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The Color of Hunger Race and Hunger in National and International Perspective

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