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Original Title:	White Male Privilege: A Study of Racism in America 40 Years After the Voting Rights Act
ISBN:	0979108918 (ISBN13: 9780979108914)
Edition Language:	English

White Male Privilege: A Study of Racism in America 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act Hardcover | Pages: 108 pages

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Has America really overcome its ugly past of racism and discrimination? You decide, as you read Mark Rosenkranz's interviews with eight different people, including Brian Swann (brother of the former Pittsburgh Steelers star Lynn Swann who was also the 2006 gubernatorial candidate for the state of Pennsylvania.) Is it racism, or simply white male privilege? Either way, it is an issue that remains to be grappled with.

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Title	:	White Male Privilege: A Study of Racism in America 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act
Author	:	Mark Rosenkranz
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 108 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2007 by Law Dog Books
Categories	:	Audiobook

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Ratings: 3.27 From 15 Users | 7 Reviews

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what wmp? part of its power depends on not admitting it exists.After finishing, I was not sure why I had read this book. WMP exists. Racism Exists. They are both the same thing, and different depending on who you speak with and how that person interprets the world around them. WMP is absorbed, systematic racism is likely not perpetrated by a cognizant act, but is worn like the skin of white men as much as discrimination and systematic oppression are worn like the skin of black, brown, yellow, red, and any other color person, including white women. We cannot

i like the author's view about the book ..what wmp? part of its power depends on not admitting it exists.

The man was bold enough to write this yet it reads like an apology for being white. On some levels I think that is just as bad as being a racist. Everyone should be proud of their heritage and understand that "pride" is being proud of your ancestors. "prejudice" is believing that it makes you better than anyone else. This is a good book to start but could be a lot more in depth

Although this might be a good introduction to or overview of the issue at hand, I would argue that it's far too short and doesn't do enough to rebut the claims made by those (including people of colour) who insist that White Male Privilege no longer exists; or even worse, go so far as to claim that society has 'Overcompensated' and is now oppressing white men. Indeed, this may even cause the purpose of the book to backfire, reinforcing such prejudiced beliefs. So while, as I say, it's short and



Good subject but needs an edit job bad. Found lots of typos. Could go a lot deeper with writing, could be surface level.