Race, Class, and Gender in the United States: An Integrated Study

Synopsis

This Best-selling Anthology Expertly Explores Concepts Of Identity, Diversity And Inequality As It Introduces Students To Race, Class, Gender, And Sexuality In The United States. The Thoroughly Updated 10th Edition Features 38 New Readings. New Material Explores Citizenship And Immigration, Mass Incarceration, Sex Crimes On Campus, Transgender Identity, The School To Prison Pipeline, Food Insecurity, The Black Lives Matter Movement, The Pathology Of Poverty, Socioeconomic Privilege Vs. Racial Privilege, Pollution On Tribal Lands, Stereotype Threat, Gentrification And More. The Combination Of Thoughtfully Selected Readings, Deftly Written Introductions, And Careful Organization Make Race, Class, And Gender, 10th Edition The Most Engaging And Balanced Presentation Of These Issues Available Today. (publisher). The Social Construction Of Difference: Race, Class, Gender, And Sexuality -- Understanding Racism, Sexism, Heterosexism, And Class Privilege -- Complicating Questions Of Identity: Race, Ethnicity, And Immigration -- Discrimination In Everday Life -- The Economics Of Race, Class, And Gender -- Many Voices, Many Lives: Issues Of Race, Class, Gender, And Sexuality In Everyday Life -- How It Happened: Race And Gender Issues In U.s. Law -- Maintaining Race, Class, And Gender Hierarchies: Reproducing Reality -- Social Change: Revisioning The Future And Making A Difference. [edited By] Paula S. Rothenberg, With Soniya Munshi, Borough Of Manhattan Community College. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.