Formats
Hardback/English
USD 34.00
Description
Global Racism examines the old phenomenon of racism from a novel, global perspective, issuing a call for the world to better understand racism's root causes and prevent its widespread harms. Spanning centuries and exploring continents, it offers a guide for compelling global conversations, connecting people across continents and cultures in recognition of a shared form of oppression. This book calls on readers to rethink what it means to be human, defined not by what divides us but by what unite
