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Dying of WhitenessJonathan M. Metzl

Dying of Whiteness

Jonathan M. Metzl · 2019 · 368 pages
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Jonathan M. Metzl offers a provocative sociological analysis of how racially motivated policies in the United States disproportionately harm low-income white Americans. The book examines four case studies — mental health, firearms, opioid drugs, and education — revealing the contradictions between political rhetoric and real outcomes.

Metzl demonstrates how identity politics rooted in racial resentment can lead entire communities to adopt policies harmful to themselves, offering a critical perspective on polarization, inequality, and the human costs of social divisions.

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AuthorJonathan M. Metzl
Year of publication2019
Pages368

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