Race Matters

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Race Matters is a seminal 1993 collection of essays by philosopher Cornel West that examines race, democracy, and justice in contemporary American society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
essay collection
addressesIssue cultural politics
economic inequality
moral responsibility
structural racism
author Cornel West
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs seminal collection of essays on race and democracy in America
genre African-American studies
non-fiction
philosophy
hasEdition 10th anniversary edition
hasForm audiobook
ebook
print
hasPart essay on Black leadership
essay on Black-Jewish relations
essay on Malcolm X
essay on affirmative action
essay on nihilism in Black America
essay on the Rodney King verdict
hasTheme crisis of Black leadership
critique of conservatism
critique of liberalism
media representation of race
role of love and care in politics
influencedBy African-American prophetic tradition
American pragmatism
Christian theology
language English
mainSubject African-American politics
Black identity
democracy
race in the United States
racism
social justice
notableFor influencing public discourse on race in the United States
philosophicalPerspective pragmatism
prophetic Christianity
publicationDecade 1990s
publicationYear 1993
publisher Beacon Press
setting contemporary American society
targetAudience general readers
scholars of African-American studies
students of race and politics
timePeriodDiscussed late 20th-century United States

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Cornel West notableWork Race Matters
Cornel notableWork Race Matters
subject surface form: Cornel West
Democracy Matters relatedWork Race Matters