Is Racial Injustice Interracial?

June 2, 2017 | Autor: Paul Gomberg | Categoría: Racial and Ethnic Politics, Critical Race Studies, Race and Racism, Critical Race Theory, Race and Ethnicity, Social Justice, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Justice, Racism, Philosophy Of Race, Critical Race Theory and Whiteness theory, Race, Social Justice, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Justice, Racism, Philosophy Of Race, Critical Race Theory and Whiteness theory, Race

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Most of us tend to think of racial injustice as an interracial phenomenon, as an injustice to someone of one race by someone of another race. Alternatively, we could conceive of racial injustice as an injustice to someone caused (in part) by how that person is perceived racially. I argue for the second view against Elizabeth Anderson, Charles Mills, Joe Feagin, and others.

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Is Racial Injustice Interracial?

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