De-race to E-race: Exploring possibilities for a cautious post-race agenda in Australia

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"The obsession with Whiteness and its power systems that govern the world are the focus of this volume. At the same time, it also shows ways in which various peoples emulate, cope with as well as debunk the dominant rhetorics of Whiteness."--Publisher website.

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