A Country of Strangers: Blacks and Whites in America

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David K. Shipler offers one of the most comprehensive and accessible examinations of American race relations in A Country of Strangers. As both an insider and an observer of the racial dynamics that define the United States, Shipler traces the history of Black and White America through a sociological lens that is both rigorous and accessible. This is not a polemic but a thoughtful analysis of how racial divisions were constructed and how they continue to shape American life.\n\nFirst published in 1998 by Vintage, the book remains essential reading for students of sociology, history, and American studies. Shipler's writing is clear and engaging, making complex social issues understandable for a general audience. Whether you are a researcher, a student, or simply interested in understanding the fabric of American society, A Country of Strangers provides the necessary framework. Get your copy in EPUB format today.

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