The Science of Racism Howard Norman Would you know one if

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The Science of Racism Howard Norman Would you know one ifBy: Keon West In this frank, funny, and meticulous book, a leading social scientist lays out the striking facts we know about racism, how we have uncovered them, and how we can start to fix them Studies and surveys show, time and again, that about 50 percent of people believe that racism is no longer an issue today. The other half would disagree vehemently. And much of the writing on the subject of race and racism is equally divisive, in large part