Women, Race and Class
Women, Race and Class
Examining Feminism Through the Lens of Race and Class
About This Book
Published in 1981, this collection of essays reveals the complex relationships between racism, sexism, and classism throughout the history of women's suffrage in America. The work highlights where the mainstream feminist movement went wrong and offers a blueprint for building a feminist movement that actively opposes both racism and class discrimination.
Who Should Read This?
- Feminists seeking to understand how different forms of oppression intersect
- History enthusiasts interested in untold stories of social movements
- Social justice advocates committed to fighting inequality
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