Critical Race Theory

Critical Race Theory sparks discussion on a number of complex issues. Author S. G. Brown looks at race through the lenses of bioanthropology, cultural anthropology, and sociology. He uses real-world examples to examine and explore critical race theory.

Brown's book tackles such thorny issues as white privilege, cultural discrimination, intersectional identity, and the new definition of racism.

Brown takes terms that we use on an everyday basis and dissects them to discover the true meaning behind our words. Words like whiteness are not simply a description but a cultural concept with a long history.

While Critical Race Theory focuses on race, Brown broadens his scope to include gender studies and transgender studies, as well as theories about the current clash between the religious and secular spheres of society. Brown examines the call for Sharia law in the European Union and other real-world examples of cultural challenges.

Brown's work is provocative-and deliberately politically incorrect. He hopes to shock and educate readers into looking deeper into societal constructs and questioning what our politicians and cultural leaders tell us about race and power.