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Hi Blog. The new SECOND EDITION of “Embedded Racism” (Lexington Books, 2022), completely revised and updated with 100 extra pages of new material, is now on sale.
Information site outlining what’s new, with excerpts and reviews, and how to get your copy at a discount at
https://www.debito.org/embeddedracism.html
(Or you can download a flyer, take it to your library, have them order the book, and then borrow it for free at EmbeddedRacism2ndEdFlyer)
Read a sample of the book on Amazon here.
Front Cover:
Full cover with reviews:
Debito Arudou, Ph.D.
3 comments on “Debito’s SECOND EDITION of “Embedded Racism: Japan’s Visible Minorities and Racial Discrimination” (Lexington Books, 2022), fully revised and updated, now on sale”
Already bought the 1st edition but will rush out to buy the 2nd.
— Many thanks!
Well I just read the first edition a few months ago for the second time. Guess I’ll still order this one for Christmas though. I just can’t express how valuable this book has been to me with words. Even though I don’t live in Japan anymore, I still have some connections down there and sometimes it pains me to see that Debito is pretty much the only one who realizes that Japan needs immigrants, not the other way around, and therefore has to change the way it treats its immigrants. If I would such a comment on any other website people would tell me that I’m pushing “western views” (whatever that means) onto Japan and that Japan should never change (“Japan for the Japanese” yada yada).
So yeah, as always, thank for the all the hard work and uphill battles over the years Debito.
— And thank you for reading the First Edition not once, but twice! Take a look on the info site to see how you can get a discount. Better yet, download the promo flyer and get your local or school library to buy it so you can borrow it.
why is it 17,000 Yen on Amazon? Seriously why?
— Sorry, but this is not a trade paperback. It’s an academic book from an academic press, and these are the prices they charge. Prices are not under my control.
What you can do is get your school or local library to order the book (download the promo flyer from the publisher here), and then borrow it from them for free. I hope you will read it and send us your feedback.