Still the big news : racial oppression in America / Bob Blauner.

Includes bibliographical references.

Preface Acknowledgments Part I: The Emergence of a Critical Race Theory 1. Almost a Race War: The Climate of the Late 1960s 2. Theoretical Perspectives 3. White Privilege: The Key to Racial Oppression 4. Colonized and Immigrant Minorities 5. Internal Colonialism and Ghetto Revolt 6. Racism and Culture 7. Black Culture and Its Critics Part II: Institutionalized Racism 8. Whitewash over Watts: The Politics of the McCone Commission 9. Jury Selection in the Huey Newton Murder Trial 10. More Than Just a Footnote: Chicanos and Their Movement 11. Toward the Decolonization of Social Research Part III: Rethinking Critical Race Theory in a New Era 12. Some Self-Critical Reflections on Colonized and Immigrant Minorities 13. Talking Past One Another: Black and White Languages of Race 14. White Radicals, White Liberals, White People: Rebuilding the Anti-Racist Coalition 15. Blacks and Jews: A Study in Ambivalence 16. Race in the 2000 Election: Still the Big News Notes

Argues that race and racism permeates various aspects of American experience. This book offers a perspective on the United States' racial landscape and argues that we ignore the persistence of oppression and our failure to achieve equality at our own peril.