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Institutional Racism

Name: Institutional Racism
Brand: Praeger Publishers
SKU: 04566624
Price: 34094 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Michael Haas
ISBN: 9780275935597

The Case of Hawaii

Michael Haas

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04566624

Publishers Praeger Publishers, December 1992

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This book describes how institutional racism arose in Hawaii, why it arose, what kept it going, and how it can be dismantled. The book is unique in describing the history, statistical patterns, ideological disputation, and political underpinnings of institutional racism in a particular state, indeed one often thought to be relatively free from virulent forms of racism. The book specifically focuses on racial problems in regard to education, employment, health care delivery, and public accomodations. The book concludes that White-constructed institutional racist policies, practices, and procedures persisted even when political power shifted after statehood in 1959 to affluent Japanese-Americans, who used the same forms of institutional racism to hold back Whites and poorer non-White ethnic groups. Although affirmative action is often improperly thought to involve quotas and reverse discrimination, the case of Hawaii shows that institutional racism can be dismantled through affirmative action without lowering standards of education, employment qualifications, and health care, instead, standards actually improved the benefit to all.