Racing and (e)racing language
Subtitle: living with the color of our words
By: edited by Ellen J. Goldner and Safiya Henderson-Holmes.
Contributors: Goldner, Ellen J.; Henderson-Holmes, Safiya.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Syracuse University Press; USYRC
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Syracuse, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
Subjects: American literature -- Minority authors -- History and criticism.; English language -- Social aspects -- United States.; Minorities -- United States -- Intellectual life.; Ethnic relations in literature.; Race relations in literature.; Ethnic groups in literature.; Minorities in literature.; Racism in literature.; Racism in language.; Race in literature.; United States -- Ethnic relations.; United States -- Race relations.
Other titles: Racing and eracing language
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-294) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Introduction 1; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes and Ellen J. Goldner; title: Friendly Town, going #1 12; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: Conversation One 14; title: Ellen 1. Goldner and Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: Part One. Embodying truggle; title: Allegories of Exposure: The Heroic Slave and 31; title: the Heroic Agonistics of Frederick Douglass; title: Ellen J. Goldner; title: Friendly Town, being # 15 56; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: "If He Asks You Was I Running You Tell Him I 57; title: Was Flying, If He Asks You Was I Laughing You; title: Tell Him I Was Crying": Reading John Henry; title: as American History 1870; title: Gale Patricia Jackson; title: Laissez-faire 77; title: Ted Wilson; title: Revolutions 80; title: Kimiko Hahn; title: Toward an Antiracist Feminism 84; title: Kathy Engel; title: Friendly Town, being #2; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: Part Two. (Un)Balancing Plyhes; title: Metaphors of Race and Psychological Damage; title: in the 1940s American South: The Writings; title: of Lillian Smith; title: McKay Jenkins; title: Cheese; title: Ted Wilson; title: Blindsided; title: Kimiko Hahn; title: Time, Jazz, and the Racial Subject:; title: Lawson Inada's Jazz Poetics; title: Juliana Chang; title: Friendly Town, being #10; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: Negotiating the Differences: Anna Deavere Smith; title: and Liberation Theater; title: Kimberly Rae Connor; title: A Letter to My Soul; title: Kathy Engel; title: Now; title: Kathy Engel; title: Part Three. (ontesting Identities; title: A Legacy of Healing: Words,; title: African Americans, and Power; title: Keith Gilyard; title: "Nothing Solid": Racial Identity and; title: Identification in Fifth Chinese Daughter; title: and "Wilshire Bus"; title: Wendy Motooka; title: Passenger Side; title: Ted Wilson; title: Literary Blues and the Sacred Text; title: Arthur Flowers; title: Prayer for Cora; title: Kathy Engel; title: In the Spaces Between the Words: An; title: Interpretation and Performance of Identity; title: Dominique Parker; title: White; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes; title: Conversation Two; title: Safiya Henderson-Holmes and Ellen J. Goldner; title: Works Cited, 285; title: Index, 295; title: Acknowledgements, 299; title: Illustration. U.S. Government poster during World War II; title: about Japanese ancestry, 145.