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Published in six issues between 1995 and 1997 and totaling 88 pages of feature stories, columns, reviews, editorials and announcements, the Quarterly Newsletter pioneered an approach to reporting on white American culture in the context of a multiracial society.

Presently a contemporary collector's item, the Quarterly Newsletter is available as a full set (all six issues; sorry, single issues no longer available) for $12.00. Purchase of the collector's set entitles you to reprint in hardcopy any article in part or full (with the single exception of "White teacher, rainbow classroom: Managing the cultural kaleidoscope," by Paul Gorski), provided such material is distributed either free or at the cost of reproduction and postage, if applicable. Reprints of any material from the Quarterly Newsletter must be done with full citation. Ideal for use in in your own newsletters, workshop resource materials, and classroom reading packets.

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 6
(Vol. 3, No. 2, Summer 1997)
16 pages

• Makeover looms
• Center for Study gains IRS 501(c)3 status
• Board to hold annual meeting, August 2
• Center spokespersons take time on the air
• "WHITE FOLKS" TM FUNNIES by Lowell Thompson
• Berkeley conference scores first
• Opening Pandora's box in "the white issue"
• Race Traitor: The conference, New York, May 2-3, 1997
• Undoing the "white problem"
• Insiders without, by Jeff Hitchcock
• Test yourself: more questions that will never appear on the SAT

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 5
(Vol. 3, No. 1, Winter 1997)
16 pages

• Looking back and looking ahead
• Center board seeks nominations for new members
• Copyright policy under consideration
• Seeing Goblins, by Daniel Hall
• "WHITE FOLKS" TM FUNNIES by Lowell Thompson
• WHITENESS: The Conference at Burlington, NJ
• Conference past; conference future
• Reconciliation - it's the Christian thing to do
• Poem: Hangin' Up on Diversity, by Curtis Michelson
• Video Review: Free Indeed
• Call for Papers: American Italian Historical Association
• Conference announcement: The Making and Unmaking of Whiteness, University of California, Berkeley
• Workshop announcement: Undoing Racism: A white person's journey of self-discovery and political action, Philadelphia, PA.
• Test yourself: more questions that will never appear on the SAT

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 4
(Vol. 2, No. 3, Summer 1996)
16 pages

• It's been a year, and we're stilll here
• Center launches web site
• November 8 & 9 firm for conference date
• Poem: White Man, Tired
• Personal Shades (a point-of-view column) by Jeff Hitchcock
• There's a whole lotta mixin' going on
• But we're all so different!
• Interview: Memories of oppression
• The more things change...
• New term for an old, but changing, identity
• Jewish American, white American: a contradiction in terms?
• Test yourself: four questions that will never appear on the SAT

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 3
(Vol. 2, No. 2, Spring 1996)
16 pages

• Self-discovery? Who needs it.
• Conference planned for Oct. 18-19
• Letters to the Editor
• Clipart Cartoon: A gallery of Americans
• White Habits: Three true-to-life vignettes look at the hard-to-see aspects of white culture that often lie right under our noses, by Jeff Hitchcock
• White people go silent on discussion
• The invisible European American
• Questioning colorblindness
• Another view of white culture: 'Acting white'
• Caring, sharing, daring: Reflections on a white awareness workshop, by Charley Flint, Ph.D.
• White teacher, rainbow classroom: Managing the cultural kaleidoscope, by Paul Gorski
• Chart: Number of white Americans per person of color in the United States, by age group
• White students on multiracial campuses: What are the issues?
• Oppositional trickeration: Europe Invents Itself, by Bill Benzon
• New book asks, "Does racism affect white Americans?"
• Why subscribe: Quotes from other writers on white awareness and identity.
• Video Review: Crazy from the Heart portrays interracial romance and whiteness.

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 2
(Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 1996)
16 pages

• In transition...
• Letters to the editor
• Clipart Cartoon: Some white men ponder their racial identity
• Personal Shades (a point-of-view column) by Michelle Golden
• Presidential address breaks Washington code of silence on discussing white people
• Training white Americans: An interview with Cessie Alfonso
• On the phone: It's more than meets the eye
• The phone scenario
• What do you call a white American? It's not always easy to know
• Commuting: A momentary racial encounter in everyday life, by Jeff Hitchcock
• Test Yourself: A short quiz on white American culture
• Announcement of conference workshops to be presented by the Center

Quarterly Newsletter, Issue 1
(Vol. 1, No. 1, Fall 1995)
8 pages

• Center opens for business
• Welcome reader
• Center takes multicultural approach, encourages cultural discovery
• Board takes pride in its diversity
• With your help, Center can grow
• Bibliography on whiteness: 1967-1993
• Trade paper identifies whiteness as issue
• Training objectives suggested for white Americans
• New movie explores whiteness
• Planning to begin for conference
• Center's name subject to misinterpretation
• Material sought for newsletter
• We're looking for trainers with hands-on experience