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Robert Amico | Peggy McIntosh | Paula Rothenberg | Tim Wise

White privilege is now a regular part of the lexicon of racial and ethnic studies and is a popular concept in contemporary conversations on race and racism. Peggy McIntosh coined the term in 1988 when she wrote of 40 privileges that Whites receive but people of color do not. Since then, the concept of White privilege has been developed and used by many. In this chapter, the works of Robert Amico, Peggy McIntosh, Paula Rothenberg, and Tim Wise, all of whom undertake both a biographical and a scientific study of White privilege, are used.^*

Photo 2.1 Robert Amico

Source: https://www.sbu.edu/academics/philosophy/faculty-andstaff/amico-robert-p-.

Photo 2.2 Peggy McIntosh

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peggy_McIntosh.jpg.

Photo 2.3 Tim Wise

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tim_Wise.jpg.