This guide provides links to selected writings by conference speakers at the 2014 Race and Pedagogy Conference held on the campus of the University of Puget Sound.
White Supremacy and Racism in the Post-Civil Rights Era by 
White Out by 
White Logic, White Methods by "Are The Americans 'Sick With Racism' Or Is It A Problem At The Poles? A Reply To Christina A. Sue." Ethnic And Racial Studies 32.6 (2009): 1071-1082.
"Critical Race Theories, Colorism, And The Decade's Research On Families Of Color." Journal Of Marriage And Family 72.3 (2010): 440-459
"Every Place Has A Ghetto...": The Significance Of Whites' Social And Residential Segregation." Symbolic Interaction 30.3 (2007): 323-345
"From Bi-Racial To Tri-Racial: Towards A New System Of Racial Stratification In The USA." Ethnic And Racial Studies 27.6 (2004): 931-950.
"I Did Not Get That Job Because Of A Black Man...": The Story Lines And Testimonies Of Color-Blind Racism." Sociological Forum 19.4 (2004): 555-581
"The Invisible Weight Of Whiteness: The Racial Grammar Of Everyday Life In Contemporary America." Ethnic & Racial Studies 35.2 (2012): 173-194
"The Linguistics Of Color Blind Racism: How To Talk Nasty About Blacks Without Sounding 'Racist'." Critical Sociology (Brill Academic Publishers) 28.1/2 (2002): 41.
"Racial Attitudes Or Racial Ideology? An Alternative Paradigm For Examining Actors' Racial Views." Journal Of Political Ideologies 8.1 (2003): 63.
"Rethinking Race, Racism, Identity And Ideology In Latin America." Ethnic & Racial Studies 36.10 (2013): 1485-1489.
"When Whites Love A Black Leader: Race Matters In Obamerica." Journal Of African American Studies 13.2 (2009): 176-183.
Racism, Discrimination, Colorblindness, and Race Matters in Obamerica, a video of Eduardo Bonilla Silva speaking at the University of Pittsburgh
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Faculty website, Duke University
A nationally recognized expert in race and social theory, Dr. Bonilla-Silva professor of sociology and chair of the sociology department at Duke University in Durham, N. C. His research areas include racial stratification, critical race methods and political sociology.
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