Teaching White Supremacy

In "Teaching White Supremacy," Donald Yacovone provides a compelling examination of the historical and systemic roots of white supremacy in America’s educational framework. Spanning from the nation's founding through pivotal moments like the Civil War and the Civil Rights movement, Yacovone reveals how this ideology has permeated various aspects of American culture and identity. He argues that the North, often viewed as a bastion against racism, has played a significant role in shaping race theory that perpetuates racial injustice. This insightful analysis serves as a crucial resource in understanding the complexities of teaching race and history in contemporary classrooms.