When Whites Try on Blackness
According to Margaret Hunter, growing numbers of white people are \u201cshape shifting into Blackness\u201d: they\u2019re taking on or inhabiting aspects or characteristics of Blackness. Hunter discusses the emergence of three forms of Blackness tried on by whites in the post-civil rights era: cultural Blackness, political Blackness, and intellectual Blackness.\nTamai, Dineen-Wimberly, and Spickard, eds., Shape Shifters: Journeys across Terrains of Race and Identity University of Nebraska Press, forthcoming\nMargaret Hunter, Race, Gender, and the Politics of Skin Tone Routledge, 2005\nThe post When Whites Try on Blackness appeared first on KPFA.