Marsha Ewart, Tracy E. Ore
Abstract
This book focused on how race, class, gender, and sexuality are socially constructed as categories of difference and are maintained as systems of inequality, is an effort to help students move toward a more systemic understanding
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This book focused on how race, class, gender, and sexuality are socially constructed as categories of difference and are maintained as systems of inequality, is an effort to help students move toward a more systemic understanding
Key concepts: Human sexuality, Race (biology), Sociology, Gender studies, Inequality, Social inequality, Class (philosophy), Social class