Protecting Whiteness

Cameron D. Lippard is professor and chair of sociology at Appalachian State University and coauthor with J. Scott Carter of The Death of Affirmative Action: Racialized Tactics and the Fight for College Admissions. J. Scott Carter is associate professor of sociology at the University of Central Florida. David G. Embrick is associate professor of sociology and Africana studies at the University of Connecticut and coeditor of Challenging the Status Quo: Diversity, Democracy, and Equality in the 21st Century.

"The interwoven nature of the numerous writers’ work will add nuances and complexity to any conversation associated with this work. Therefore, this thought-provoking book searches for avenues to wake-up some; spark true reality to others; and lastly unravel complicity expressed by lack of non-movement in others. The book is a breeding ground for several heated debates."

• Foreword by Eduardo Bonilla-SilvaIntroduction. The Resurgence of Whitelash: White Supremacy, Resistance, and the Racialized Social System in TrumptopiaDavid G. Embrick, J. Scott Carter, and Cameron D. LippardPart I. The Ideological Reinforcement of White Supremacy1. Post-Color Blindness? Trump and the Rise of the New White NationalismAshley "Woody" Doane2. The Unblackening: "White" License and the "Nice Racism" TropeJohnny E. Williams3. Polical Correctness: A Genuine Concern for Discussion or Slippery Language Rooted in Racial AnimosityJ. Scott Carter and J. Micah Roos4. Diversity Regimes: How University Diversity Initiatives Shape White Race ConsciousnessJames M. ThomasPart II. The Reentrenchment of White Superiority in American Institutions 5. Institutional Racism Revisted: How Institutions Perpetuate and Promote Racism through Color BlindnessCharles A. Gallagher6. Prison in the Street: What Market-Based Bipartisan Reform Means for Racial StratificationKasey Henricks and Bethany Nelson7. Settler Culture and White Property: From the Bundy Ranch Standoff to the West Virginia CoalfieldsRebecca R. Scott8. Local Immigration Enforcement: Shaping and Maintaining Policies through White Saviors and Economic MotivationsFelicia Arriaga9. Recruiting White "Victims": White Supremacist Flyers on College CampusesDavid Dietrich10. The Whitening of South Asian WomenBhoomi K. Thakore11. Colorful Art, White Spaces: How an Art Museum Maintains White SpacesSimon E. Weffer, David G. Embrick, and Silvia DominguezPart III. White Emotions, Expressions, and Movements12. White Noise: How White Nationalist Content Creators Reproduce Narratives of White Power and Victimhood on YouTubeC. Doug Charles13. Blue Lives Matter: Police Protection or CountermovementMarette McDonald14. Echoing Derrick A. Bell: Black Women's Resistance to White Supremacy in the Age of TrumpMarlese Durr15. Solidarity and Struggle: White Antiracist Activism in the Time of TrumpMary K. Ryan and David L. BrunsmaConclusions. Where Do We Go from Here? Structural and Social Implications of WhitelashJ. Scott Carter, David G. Embrick, and Cameron D. LippardList of ContributorsIndex