This book presents how psychology is part of the problem of racism and inequality. With a unique look at the growing dehumanisation of Muslims across the Global North, the author provides a contemporary overview of how psychology and mental health ultimately services to produce and manage low- risk and productive citizens.
Exploring the intersection of psychology and societal issues, the book examines the role of mental health in perpetuating racism and inequality, particularly focusing on the dehumanization of Muslims in the Global North. The author critiques how psychological practices contribute to shaping compliant citizens, highlighting the implications of these dynamics on marginalized communities. Through this lens, the work offers a contemporary analysis of the psychological mechanisms that reinforce social hierarchies and systemic discrimination.