From the Book - Rev. and condensed ed.
Introduction / Jean Lau Chin
1: Aversive form of racism / Gordon Hodson, John F Dovidio, and Samuel L Gaertner
2: Racism, racial stereotypes, and American politics / Fred Slocum and Yueh-Ting Lee
3: Racial and ethnic prejudice among children / Sheri R Levy, Lisa Rosenthal, and Alberto Herrera-Alcazar
4: Toward the development of an authentic existence: understanding how sociohistorical constructions of race and language impact biracial identity / Matthew J Taylor
5: Quest for identity: racism and acculturation among immigrant families / Sandra Mattar
6: Asian Americans in the workplace: facing prejudice and discrimination in multiple contexts / Debra M Kawahara and Jaye Jang Van Kirk
7: Multiple minority individuals: multiplying the risk of workplace harassment and discrimination / Nicole L Nelson and Tahira M Probst
8: Colonialism revisited: the Hawaiian experience / Ann S Yabusaki and Kenichi K Yabusaki
9: Prejudice and discrimination against women based on gender bias / Roberta L Nutt
10: Powerpuff girls: fighting evil gender messages or postmodern paradox? / Carole Baroody Corcoran and Judith A Parker
11: Sexually underrepresented youth: understanding gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, and questioning (GLBT-Q) youth / Shannon D Smith
12: Prejudice toward people with disabilities / Asiah Mason, Helen D Pratt, Dilip R Patel, Donal E Greydanus, and Kareem Z Yahya
13: Coping with prejudice and discrimination based on weight / Anna M Myers and Esther D Rothblum
14: Combating racism: the role of psychologists and the United Nations / Thema Bryant-Davis, Corann Okorodudu, and Bertha Garrett Holliday
15: Coping with racism: a spirit-based psychological perspective / Carla D Hunter and Ma'at E Lewis
16: Coping, containing, and countering antigay sexual prejudice and discrimination / Martin Kantor
17: Prejudice in an era of economic globalization and international interdependence / Teru L Morton
Conclusion / Jean Lau Chin
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v. 2. Ethnicity and multiracial identity
v. 3. Bias based on gender and sexual orientation
v. 4. Disability, religion, physique, and other traits