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We were warned in 1997 of 'underground prejudice'
Charlie Meyerson interviews
Nov 18 2018 • 0 seconds
In his 1997 book
A Country of Strangers: Blacks and Whites in America
,
Pulitzer Prize winner
David K. Shipler
documented a major split among Americans: "The divide between those who see racism and those who do not."
And he sounded an alarm about what many then might not have perceived: "How much prejudice has gone underground since the civil rights movement."
Here's
my 1997 interview with Shipler
, aired 19 years ago today.
Sadly, it doesn't sound dated.
Related listening:
A panel discussion I led in July on
the future of integration
.
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