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Evolving Theory of Whiteness: A Journey from W. E. B. Du Bois to Shame and Call-Out Culture
Section 9: Critical Whiteness Studies
From: Critical Social Work Praxis
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Whiteness studies, as June Ying Yee and Gary C. Dumbrill observe in the theory chapter, is an evolving transdisciplinary field that emphasizes not only the socially constructed nature of whiteness, but also its inscription and solidification in white supremacist institutional processes, systems of knowledge, discourses about history, and individual values and emotions.
Contributors
June Ying Yee
June Ying Yee is an associate professor at Ryerson University’s School of Social Work and academic coordinator of Ryerson’s Internationally Educated Social Work Professionals Bridging Program.
Gary C. Dumbrill
Gary C. Dumbrill is an associate professor at McMaster University’s School of Social Work. His research and teaching focus on service users’ theory, child welfare and anti-oppressive practice.
