Further Reading
- (2009) Rethinking the Color Line: Readings in Race and Ethnicity, 4/e. Charles A. Gallagher ISBN 0-07-340427-6
- (2004) From Jim Crow to racial hegemony: Evolving explanations of racial hierarchy, by Steven J. Gold. Ethnic and Racial Studies Vol. 27 No. 6 November 2004 pp. 951–968.
- Discusses the nature of the racial hierarchy in the USA, contrasts the (black/white) bipolar model vs more complex ranking systems.
Read more about this topic: Racial Hierarchy
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