Psychosis of Whiteness

Psychosis of Whiteness by Kehinde Andrews presents a bold examination of racial dynamics in contemporary society. This provocative work from Penguin Books challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about whiteness as a social construct and its psychological implications. Andrews brings his expertise to bear on complex questions surrounding race, identity, and power structures that continue to shape our world. The book offers a critical lens through which to understand the mental frameworks that perpetuate racial inequality and social division. Andrews’ analytical approach provides readers with tools to examine how whiteness functions as both an individual and collective psychological phenomenon. This essential text appeals to students, academics, and general readers seeking deeper understanding of racial discourse and social justice issues. Whether you’re studying sociology, psychology, or simply want to engage with contemporary debates about race and society, this book provides valuable insights. Perfect for book clubs, academic courses, or personal exploration of challenging social concepts. Add Psychosis of Whiteness to your library today and engage with one of the most important conversations of our time.