The Ideology of Racism: Misusing Science to Justify Racial Discrimination | United Nations
In his exceptionally insightful book, Racism: A Short History, Stanford University historian George M. Fredrickson notes the paradox that notions of human equality were the necessary precondition to the emergence of racism.
The Ideology of Racism: Misusing Science to Justify Racial Discrimination | United Nations Skip to main content --> Pixabay The Ideology of Racism: Misusing Science to Justify Racial Discrimination About the author William H. Tucker William H. Tucker is Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University-Camden (United States) and specializes in the study of social scientists whose work is used to support oppressive social policies. His most recent book is titled The Funding of Scientific Racism. 1 September 2007 In his exceptionally insightful book, Racism: A Short History, Stanford University hist
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