Routledge Race, Racism and Psychology - Reflexive History Book

This comprehensive Routledge book traces how psychology has engaged with race and racism from the late 19th century to the present day. The updated edition explores the complexities and paradoxes within psychological discourse on these critical topics, offering nuanced historical analysis. New chapters examine the South African Black Consciousness movement and post-colonial psychology perspectives, whilst integrating recent historical research. Designed for students and scholars of psychology, history, and social sciences, this reflexive approach challenges conventional narratives and reveals how psychological frameworks have both reflected and shaped understandings of race throughout history. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand psychology's relationship with racism and the discipline's evolving engagement with social justice issues.