Divided by Color

Discover the profound insights of "Divided by Color" by Donald R. Kinder, a pivotal work published in 1997 that delves into the complexities of American attitudes toward race and racial policies. This compelling book meticulously examines how racial resentment significantly shapes white opinions on critical issues such as welfare, affirmative action, school desegregation, and the challenges faced by inner-city communities. Additionally, it offers a thorough analysis of the perspectives of Black Americans, providing a comprehensive understanding of race relations in the United States. With 399 pages of in-depth research and analysis, this paperback edition is essential for anyone interested in the political aspects of race, social issues, and the dynamics of discrimination. Join the conversation on race and its profound impact on society with this thought-provoking read from a leading voice in political science.