The following articles and web sites can assist learners in obtaining background information and/or additional insights into the issues with which we are working in this course. They are not required reading for the course, but are provided for additional inquiry. Click on the hyperlinks to access these articles.

Author

Title

Wilson, D. and Davis, D.	Revisiting the Measurement of Racial Resentment: Conceptualization and Content
Pang, V. O.	Why Do We Need This Class?
Ryan, W.	Blaming the Victim (discussion on WIkipedia)
Schacter, D.	The Building Blocks of Memory
Seeman, B.	So. Who's lying? Two versions don't mean there's a lie, memory experts say

Livingston, J. S.	Pygmalion in Management
Devine, P.	Breaking the Prejudice Habit
Wartik, N.	Hard-Wired for Prejudice? Experts Examine Human Response to Outsiders
Terry, R.	"Smart Downs, Dumb-Ups"
Abbe, M.	A Mile in My Moccasins
Anonymous	Comparing Cultural Norms and Values

 

McIntosh, P.	White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
Brubach, H.	In Fashion; "Fashion is in fact architecture's feminine counterpart"
Tannen, D.	Language, Gender and Teaching
Ingham and Luft	The Johari Window: A Graphic Model of Awareness
Angier, N.	Race is an Unscientific Concept, Experts Say

 

Carney, J.	Why Talk is Not Cheap
Krauthamer, C.	Not Enough Conversation?
Taylor, K.	Will the Meetings Have an Effect on Race Relations?
Berkow, I.	The Minority Quarterback (part of the NYT series below)
New York Times	How Race is Lived in America (a series on race in U.S.)
Greenwald, A.	The Totalitarian Ego