Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? : Revised Edition

from Coobeastie

Fantastic book. Easy to read, yet goes deep in challenging your assumptions. I'm in the UK and this book is very much written for an audience in the USA - for example, the author gives short 'sketches' of different issues for different communities in the US which are very particular to the USA. H...

from mcelhra

This is an excellent book on racism and racial identity. It's very readable and would a great first book for someone just learning about the concepts of white privilege and institutional racism. The author walks the reader through the development of one's racial identity (both black and white) fr...

from amf0001

Just started but already it's fascinating. Easy to read, very informative, just one of those about life/culture books that everyone should read, particularly those living in the US (though it is relevant to everyone)

from autumnesf

A book about racial issues and how racial identity is developed. A good book that taught me some things - but definitely not light reading! Recommend for those adopting transracially.

from SaudOmar

A Psychologist explains the development of racial identity