Zatlin has written on the East German automobile industry, popular opinion in the GDR, socialist consumer policy under Honecker, the treatment of women in East Germany, economic sources of racism in Soviet style regimes, the Stasi, and German unification.
In both Your Blues Ain't Like Mine and Brothers and Sisters, Moore Campbell focuses on interracial relations, the sources of racism, and the ways historical events intersect with personal ones.
"People are just going back and doing a lot more research, a lot more probing of sources," said George M. Fredrickson, the author of "Racism: A Short History" (Princeton University Press, 2002) and an emeritus professor of history at Stanford.
Think about the source of your racism.
The party's opponents particularly saw its immigration program as a source of claims of racism, and the party thus in its latest years downplayed the relevance of the 70-point plan, and softened its written positions regarding immigration.
But party officials and organizations that monitor hate groups, always concerned about the specter of violence, report far less activity from the more traditional sources of open racism late in the race than they had expected.
Rouse shows that the sources and forms of racism within health care are often invisible at the level of individual experience.
Reflexive antiracism training is a promising alternative to cultural awareness training that reflects upon the sources and impacts of racism on society whilst avoiding essentialism and negative emotional reactions associated with White guilt [ 59].
Any assessment of America's founding generation has become a conversation about the core values embodied in the political institutions of the United States, which are alternatively celebrated as the wellspring of democracy and a triumphant liberal legacy or demonized as the source of American arrogance, racism, and imperialism.
