Joe R. Feagin's scientific contributions
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... 475). For example, after it became unpopular to express racist views publicly, racism moved into the "backstage," being expressed more commonly among friends and family where one's racism can perhaps be more easily denied or shrugged off (Picca & Feagin, 2020). While not the focus of this paper, this conceptualization of racism underlies the proposed definitions for antiracism and individual antiracism. ...
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