Comparative American Studies

The Encyclopedia Of Race And Racism, 2nd Edition, provides critical information and context on the underlying social, economic, geographical, and political conditions that gave rise to, and continue to foster, racism. Given the increasingly diverse population of the United States and the rapid effects of globalization, as well as mass and social media, the issue of race in world affairs, history, and culture is of preeminent importance.

This Encyclopedia contains five sections that explores the following themes: Sexual Behavior; Sexual Orientation; Relationships and Reproduction; and Gender, and Sexuality and Gender Science.