Foreword | p. vii |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Introduction: Perceptions of Skin and Kin: Sport as an Arena of Difference and Diversity | p. 1 |
History, Race, Sport: from Objective Knowledge to Socially-Responsible Narratives | p. 13 |
Emperors of Masculinity: John L. Sullivan, Jack Johnson, and Changing Ideas of Manhood and Race in America | p. 41 |
Major Taylor: Understanding the Complex Story of a Champion African-American Cyclist in White Australia, 1903-1904 | p. 77 |
Sport, Racism, and Aboriginality: The Australian Experience | p. 95 |
Ambassadors of Peace!: Sport, Race, Cultural Diplomacy, and the 1927 Takaishi/Saito Swimming Tour of Australia | p. 115 |
The Anglo-Boer Conflict: Nationalism, Ethnicity, and the Political Significance of Rugby in White-Dominated South Africa, 1899-1948 | p. 137 |
Racial Athletic Aptitude and the New Medical Genetics: ôBlack Dominanceö and the Future of Race Relations | p. 155 |
Trash Talk and Reflexive ôOthernessö: Maurice Greene, Michael Johnson, and Class within Race | p. 175 |
ôAuthenticö Scottishness and Problematized Irishness in Scottish International Football | p. 195 |
Invisible but Not Absent: Aboriginal Women, Knowledge Production, and the Restructuring of Canadian Sport | p. 219 |
Index | p. 235 |
About the Editor | p. 249 |
About the Authors | p. 251 |
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