Abby L. Ferber is professor of sociology at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is the author of numerous articles on race, gender, and right-wing social movements. She lives in Denver, Colorado

This book makes significant contributions to the literature on race. In particular, it is one of the few sociological studies that apply a postmodern perspective. Ferber challenges sociologists to rethink their approach to race and gender.

• Chapter 1 List of IllustrationsChapter 2 AcknowledgmentsPart 3 Part I: Constructing Race and GenderChapter 4 The Bounds of WhitenessChapter 5 Reading Race and GenderChapter 6 Planting the Seed: The Invention of RaceChapter 7 Cultivating the Seed: The Organized White Supremacist Movement in the United StatesPart 8 Part II: Reading White SupremacyChapter 9 Defining DifferenceChapter 10 It All Comes Down to Sexuality: Interracial Sexuality and the Threat to DifferenceChapter 11 Boundary TransgressionsChapter 12 Mongrel MonstrositiesChapter 13 Securing the BordersChapter 14 No Final SolutionChapter 15 BibliographyChapter 16 Appendix: Primary SourcesChapter 17 Index

Abby L. Ferber is professor of sociology at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is the author of numerous articles on race, gender, and right-wing social movements. She lives in Denver, Colorado

This book makes significant contributions to the literature on race. In particular, it is one of the few sociological studies that apply a postmodern perspective. Ferber challenges sociologists to rethink their approach to race and gender.

• Chapter 1 List of IllustrationsChapter 2 AcknowledgmentsPart 3 Part I: Constructing Race and GenderChapter 4 The Bounds of WhitenessChapter 5 Reading Race and GenderChapter 6 Planting the Seed: The Invention of RaceChapter 7 Cultivating the Seed: The Organized White Supremacist Movement in the United StatesPart 8 Part II: Reading White SupremacyChapter 9 Defining DifferenceChapter 10 It All Comes Down to Sexuality: Interracial Sexuality and the Threat to DifferenceChapter 11 Boundary TransgressionsChapter 12 Mongrel MonstrositiesChapter 13 Securing the BordersChapter 14 No Final SolutionChapter 15 BibliographyChapter 16 Appendix: Primary SourcesChapter 17 Index

Abby L. Ferber is professor of sociology at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is the author of numerous articles on race, gender, and right-wing social movements. She lives in Denver, Colorado

This book makes significant contributions to the literature on race. In particular, it is one of the few sociological studies that apply a postmodern perspective. Ferber challenges sociologists to rethink their approach to race and gender.

• Chapter 1 List of IllustrationsChapter 2 AcknowledgmentsPart 3 Part I: Constructing Race and GenderChapter 4 The Bounds of WhitenessChapter 5 Reading Race and GenderChapter 6 Planting the Seed: The Invention of RaceChapter 7 Cultivating the Seed: The Organized White Supremacist Movement in the United StatesPart 8 Part II: Reading White SupremacyChapter 9 Defining DifferenceChapter 10 It All Comes Down to Sexuality: Interracial Sexuality and the Threat to DifferenceChapter 11 Boundary TransgressionsChapter 12 Mongrel MonstrositiesChapter 13 Securing the BordersChapter 14 No Final SolutionChapter 15 BibliographyChapter 16 Appendix: Primary SourcesChapter 17 Index