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The Idea in History and Society
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Accusations of racism by both the progressive left and populist right have become increasingly politicized in this age of rupture. Rethinking Racism captures this moment and movement, in which the concept of racism is evolving in response to shifting discourses and emergent realities. Drawing on a wealth of experience in this fi eld and a lifetime of commitment to antiracism, author Augie Fleras challenges the reader to rethink conventional ideas about how we see, think, and debate racism at a time when the concept is difficult to pin down.
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A now retired professor of Sociology, Augie Fleras has published extensively across the fi eld of social inequality, including race, immigrant, and Indigenous relations; media and minorities; and multiculturalism. He earned his doctorate in Anthropology and Maori Studies from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand. In 2018, he received a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association.
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