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This newly expanded and updated edition of
Anti-Racism for Beginners offers guidance for engagement with anti-racism and anti-racist practices in interdisciplinary areas, from social work, healthcare and youth and community work through to business management.
A range of frameworks, based on theoretical understanding and practical guidance, prompts critical thinking, encourages meaningful conversations and enables readers to play an active and positive part in promoting anti-racism. The concepts of intersectionality and allyship are central themes throughout the book and aid in tackling discrimination and oppression. Key points, practice examples and exercises allow for the integration of theory and practice.
An ideal resource for managers, practitioners and students in social work and social care, healthcare, probation and police work and counselling.
List of contents
Introduction: Why this Book? 1. What is Racism? 2. What is Anti-Racism? 3. Theorizing Anti-Racism 4. Allyship 5. Intersectionality 6. Language and Communication 7. Beyond Black and White 8. Religious Discrimination 9. Key Terms and Concepts 10. Pitfalls to avoid 11.Practicing Anti-Racism 12. What Next? 13.If 14. Conclusion 15. Epilogue
About the author
Neil Thompson is a well-known and highly respected author in social work and the human relations field more broadly. He is currently a visiting professor at The Open University and Wrexham University. His online platform, The Neil Thompson Academy, offers a range of learning opportunities, including leadership qualifications.
