Publisher's Synopsis
The one constant in our world has always been change. We recognize many of the changes from global climate to the size of soda cans accept them as part of the process. One change that has become more apparent now than in the past is the area of demography. One of the results in conjunction with these demographic changes is the deconstruction of the concept of race. Although they will not admit it, some people do not like to talk about race and racism, primarily because they know little about it. So, rather than show their ignorance on the topic, they avoid the subject as much as possible.
Unfortunately, change continues to occur and whether we want to on not, America will have to deal with the changing demographic atmosphere--the browning effect. This book, developed over a number of years, helps the reader to understand race and racism in America.
