Index ( 279 )The Souls of Black Folk (Du Bois), 53– 54
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, 156
Stalinism, 9
standpoint theory, 50– 51, 83
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy,
163, 190– 91
Stannard, David, 149
state- commandist socialism (communism),
24, 45, 205
States of Denial (Cohen), 71
Steinberg, Saul, 61, 225n39
Steinberg, Stephen, 69, 199
Stephens, Alexander, 143
Strange Multiplicity (Tully), 198
sub- persons (Untermenschen)
Kant and, 91, 98– 99, 104– 9, 111
racism and, 92– 93, 104– 8, 210, 228n1
rectificatory justice and, 214
women as, 106– 7, 228n1
Sundquist, Eric, 55
Taylor, Charles, 30
Taylor, Kenneth, 186– 87
Taylor, Robert, 173– 75, 179, 238n67
Thalberg, Irving, 184
A Theory of Justice (R awls)
on civil disobedience, 170
contractarianism and, 15, 28, 154
Cudd on under- theorized nature of
injustice in, 16– 17
ideal theory and, 76– 77, 86– 87, 140, 146,
189, 207, 227n15
Kant and, 44– 45, 94
Mills’s initial response to, 189
non- ideal theory and, 170, 189
on pleonexia (illicit advantage), 211
political philosophy field influenced by,
139, 162
public policy debates of the 1970s and
1980s influenced by, 30
on race and racism, 35, 141– 42, 146– 47,
157, 167– 68
racism condemned in, 141– 42, 167
on resource and transfer payments, 45
on slavery, 142
utilitarianism critiqued in, 94
“veil of ignorance” concept in,
141– 42, 167
Thirteenth Amendment (U.S.
Constitution), 41– 42
Thomas, Laurence, 163
Thompson, E.P., 8
Thrasher, John, 191
Tocqueville, Alexis de, 44, 89, 115, 152
tokenization, 188– 89
Tolliver, Joseph, 186
Truman, Harry S., 232n10
Tully, James, 198
Tulsa race riot (1921), 68
Ture, Kwame (Stokely Carmichael), 202
Turning Back (Steinberg), 199
A Turn to Empire (Pitts), 6, 26, 198United States
African slavery and, 37, 41, 43, 46, 87, 89,
114, 116, 120, 162, 204
citizenship laws in, 41
Civil War in, 43, 66, 143
class consciousness in, 133
Cold War in, 43
collective memory in, 65– 66
democracy emphasized in the socio-
political culture of, 89, 114, 116, 152
egalitarianism emphasized in political
culture of, 89, 114
founding of, 37– 38, 40– 41, 46, 89
gender discrimination in, 89, 115
as Herrenvolk society, 40, 148
imperialism and, 109
income and wealth inequality and race in,
8– 9, 46– 48, 66– 67, 120– 21, 130– 31,
133– 34, 173– 75, 206, 244n25
individualistic ethos in, 47
League of Nations Covenant and, 34
liberalism in, 10– 11, 14, 25– 27, 30– 32,
43, 152
political divisions by race in, 176
presidential election of 2000 in, 42
racial consciousness in, 133
racism and racial injustice in, 9, 26,
32, 34– 35, 41– 44, 69– 70, 84, 87,
89, 114– 15, 120, 127– 31, 150– 52,
155– 56, 162, 165, 167, 176, 191– 92,
198– 99, 203
Rawls on, 35
rectificatory justice proposals and, 166
social contract in, 32, 40– 41, 43, 46
white supremacy and, 7– 8, 10, 87, 117,
127, 133, 135, 148, 167, 171, 176,
203, 210
whiteness and, 56