...This chapter evaluates the ways in which craft beer has reshaped spaces, places, and cultures in the image of white people, whiteness, and white supremacy. Craft beer spaces and places are typically located in gentrified areas, which have become signifiers of gentrification and middle-class...

...Beer in the United States has always been bound up with race, racism, and the construction of white institutions and identities. This unique book carves a much-needed critical and interdisciplinary path to examine and understand the racial dynamics in the craft beer industry and the popular...

... of Japan’s constructions of difference and thereby explains the peculiar positioning of the (mostly white) European migrants in contemporary Tokyo society. global cities Tokyo youth Japan Meiji era 1868–1912 FDI foreign direct investment lost decades in Japan identity Japanese colonial empire...

..., and the anxiety of becoming socially immobile, many migrants project family plans into a vague point in the future. age class gender identity intersectionality theory Other identity race whiteness ang moh White person Bourdieu Pierre capital Garner S passive whiteness race relations India view...

... experiences of ethnicization in the UK, showing how they benefit from hierarchies of European whiteness, their investment in such hierarchies, and the exclusionary character of Italianness for Black Italians and, to some extent, working-class Italians. The chapter continues revealing strong class divisions...

...This book rethinks meritocracy as a form of coloniality, namely, a social imaginary that reproduces narratives of ethnic and racial difference between European centres and peripheries, and between Europe and its others. Drawing on interviews with working and middle class, white and Black Italians...

...In the Introduction I trace the genealogy of the ideas that that are to follow in relation to my positionality. I connect them to multiple fields of enquiry engaged in White minds, including history, psychology, sociology, psychoanalysis, group analysis and psychosocial thinking. gaslighting notion...

...In this chapter I place sadism under my analytic gaze. I look at historical manifestations of sadism and propose that colonial violence led to the mobilisation of sadism and the development of consequent sadistic cultures at the core of whiteness. These cultures, which have been institutionalised...

...Although trauma tends to be considered as the consequence of overwhelming experience for ‘victims’, in our context, subjects racialised as black or brown, in this chapter I posit the existence of trauma expressions or ‘symptomatology’ in white groups which are the sequelae of colonial violence...

...This chapter explores shame. In it, I posit that passive or active engagement in racialised systems leads white groups to experience high, albeit repressed, levels of shame. This shame renders the contemplation of race phenomena virtually impossible, which in turn reproduces apathy, silence...

... inequalities in socio-economic status and in food security in the UK. It argues that, in the light of socio-economic inequalities between ethnic groups, black and minority ethnic individuals might be expected to be over-represented among those seeking emergency food aid in the UK, compared to white people...

... neighbourhoods leading to generational unemployment. This happened alongside government reforms that curbed trade union power and the shift of the Labour Party–the traditional voice of white working class communities - in appealing to middle class voters. In the aftermath of the 2001 riots multiculturalism...

...This chapter addresses white readers in particular and acknowledges the guilt and shame that they may experience when engaging in difficult dialogues about race and racism. It analyses the concept of white allyship and, in particular, emphasises the need to understand white allyship as an ongoing...

... Russia.This chapter locates Eastern Europeanism in the history of racialization, explains that race is not necessarily a matter of skin colour, and focuses on this and other cases of racism by white people against white people. African–American Belgium Blackness Chovanec Jozef George Floyd Hitler Adolf...

... racialised ideas connecting whiteness as belonging, which were pervasive in the local monoculture, act as an impediment to solution-focused opportunities for a multi-vocal intercultural present. The chapter draws on empirical data to foreground the voice of young women, offering a counter-narrative...

... insecurity and conflict despite the challenges within their own boarders. Finally, we look at which images are used to present the women the NAP is meant to be about keeping secure. As part of the second generation of work reflecting on the WPS architecture, this chapter is a reflection on how whiteness...

...This chapter examines the role of data and whiteness in American social life. It aims to critique the 'cognitive economy of racial domination' as it manifests in this broad area of scholarship. Conceptualizing the reverberations and continuations of this domination requires temporarily setting...

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...This chapter presents the author's reflections on the question of whiteness and white privilege from the perspective of one who has achieved a substantial leadership position, acknowledged most of all by his co-ethnics (broadly people of Black African and Afro-Caribbean origins), but less so...

...This chapter focuses on the (re)making of Whiteness and the White race as a place-bound identity. By focusing on residential housing histories, White interview participants outline how they settled into a heteronormative Whiteness with the arrival of their White children. Many of the participants...