Bruce A. Jacobs
Description
Race Manners begins with recognizable scenarios that contain a racial component: on a crowded bus, a solitary black man seethes while boarding passeng
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ers take every seat except the one next to his; in a cafeteria, whites wonder why blacks congregate at the same table every day; in front of a store, a white woman clutches her purse when a black man passes nearby. Each scenario suggests that how we act toward and react to each other on a day-to-day basis stems from racial assumptions, misunderstandings, and biases. Some we acknowledge, others we are blind to.
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