The kidnaping and beating death of a gay University of Wyoming
student; the dragging death of a black man in Jasper, Texas, by
advocates of "white pride" -- these two isolated incidents of
violent crime occurred in 1998, not 1898, and are painful reminders
that bigotry and prejudice stubbornly remain well entrenched in
American culture.
What, in today's seemingly enlightened society, compels a bigot?
How do prejudice and hatred emerge, and sometimes lead to such
horrific violence? What can be done to overcome this subversive
social undercurrent?
Updated and augmented with new essays on crimes against
religious groups, gay bashing, and current court cases, this is a
concise and relevant collection of essays that pinpoints the
definitions, origins, and outcomes of intolerance in America.
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