This new, fully revised and updated edition of Undoing Privilege is a major publishing feat, distilling and refining a huge critical literature, and offering ways forward in confronting privilege, politically and academically. Not only does it expand considerably, from the first edition, the dimensions of privilege examined, but it prompts the reader explicitly to locate themselves and implicitly to reflect on what still further privileges, oppressions and erasures operate in time and space

Jeff Hearn, Hanken School of Economics, Finland; author of Men of the World and Age at Work

With new chapters on cisgender and adult-centric privilege, this timely text is even more comprehensive than the first. Essential reading for anyone committed to social justice and dismantling systems of privilege!

Abby L. Ferber, Director of the Matrix Center for the Advancement of Social Equity and Inclusion, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, USA

Many of us in the social justice struggle focus primarily on exposing and indicting oppression. Bob Pease's clear and compassionate analysis reminds us that unearned privilege and advantage are the other side of the oppression coin, and that equity cannot be achieved without engaging with all aspects of this complex dynamic. In an era where intersectional analysis is gaining intellectual ground and authority, Pease's book on the effects and need to dismantle systems of privilege is an essential tool for those seeking ideas that can liberate and empower.

Donna Baines, Director and Professor of Social Work, University of British Columbia, Canada

[T]he second edition of Undoing privilege explores important and necessary social identities, locations, and experiences of domination, power, and control. Pease utilizes relevant and up-to-date literature, credits activists and scholars for their ideas and voices, and utilizes critical reflexivity to position himself throughout the book in a way that is transparent to the reader.

Affilia: Feminist Inquiry in Social Work