Understanding Inequality : The Intersection of Race/Ethnicity, Class, and Gender.
Material type: TextPublisher: Blue Ridge Summit : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2007Copyright date: ©2007Edition: 2nd edDescription: 1 online resource (364 pages)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781461646549Subject(s): Equality -- United States | Minorities -- United States -- Social conditions | Sex role -- United States | Social classes -- United States | United States -- Social conditionsGenre/Form: Electronic books.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Understanding Inequality : The Intersection of Race/Ethnicity, Class, and GenderDDC classification: 305.0973 LOC classification: HN90.S6 -- .U53 2007ebOnline resources: Click to ViewIntro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I - HELPFLIL CONCEPTUAL TOOLS -- 1 - Mysterious Power of Social Structures -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 2 - "They" Are All the Same, but Each Member of My Group is Unique -- MORE THAN A PICTURE: THE INFLUENCE OF STEREOTYPES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- II - EMBEDDED IDEOLOGY -- 3 - Black Women and Feminism -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 4 - Divining Our Racial Themes -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 5 - Size 6 -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- III - THE OTHER WEARS MANY FACES -- 6 - Diversity and Its Discontents -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 7 - Coping With the Alienation of White, Male Students -- 8 - The Second Sex -- NOTES -- IV - STRUCTURED INEQUALITY-THE INVISIBLE IRON CAGE OF CLASS -- 9 - The Double-Bind of the "Working-Class," Feminist Academic -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 10 - (In) Secure Times -- ON WHITENESS -- HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: RACISM AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE "OTHER" -- YOUNG ADULTS: WHITE POOR AND WORKING-CLASS MEN IN AN ECONOMIC STRANGLEHOLD -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- V - STRUCTURED INEQUALITY-RACE/ETHNICITY -- 11 - A Black Woman Took My Job -- NOTES -- 12 - Are Men Marginal to the Family? -- THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS -- DATA AND METHODS -- ETHNIC DIFFERENTIALS IN FAMILY BEHAVIOR AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS -- FATHERHOOD, MARRIAGE, AND PARENTAL OBLIGRATIONS -- SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 13 - Policing the Ghetto Underclass -- THE RAPID DEPLOYMENT UNIT -- THE CONSEQUENCES -- WHY? -- SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 14 - America's Iron Curtain -- NOTE -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 15 - The Heartland's Raw Deal -- LIFE UNDERGROUND.
"YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR" -- WITH A WINK AND A HANDCUFF -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- VI - STRUCTURED INEQUALITY-ACQUIRING GENDER -- 16 - Bodies that Matter -- FROM CONSTRUCTION TO MATERIALIZATION -- NOTES -- 17 - Believing Is Seeing -- WHAT SPORTS ILLUSTRATE -- DIRTY LITTLE SECRETS -- THE PARADOX OF HUMAN NATURE -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 18 - Toward Safer Societies -- BUILDING LESS VIOLENT COMMUNITIES AND FAMILIES -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 19 - Tomboys Yes, Janegirls Never -- GENDER MESSAGES -- GENDERING IS AN INSIDIOUS PROCESS -- A NETWORK OF SOCIALIZING AGENTS -- SCHOOL DAZE AND PEERS -- CONFESSIONS OF A SMALL SAMPLE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS -- REFERENCES -- 20 - Hormonal Hurricanes -- LIFTING THE SHADOW TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF MENSTRUATION AND BEHAVIOR -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- VII - CORPORATE GATEKEEPING -- 21 - Talking from 9 to 5 -- THE GLASS CEILING AS A WALL OF WORDS -- THE DRAGON LADY -- THE IMAGE OF AUTHORITY -- CREATING AUTHORITY AS A PROFESSOR -- WHAT'S A WOMAN TO DO? -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 22 - Women in the Power Elite -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 23 - Women above the Glass Ceiling -- METHODOLOGY -- IDEOLOGY AT WORK: ELITE MEN'S PERSPECTIVES -- SUCCESS FROM THE STANDPOINT OF ELITE WOMEN -- Male-Dominated Networks -- Peer Similarities -- WOMEN'S SURVIVAL STRATEGIES AT THE TOP -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 24 - Invisible Women -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- VIII - WOMEN'S EQUALITY -- 25 - Women against Women -- WOMAN'S SPECIAL ROLE -- PRIVILEGE AND POWER -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 26 - Where the Girls Are -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 27 - Mating, Marriage, and the Marketplace -- SEX-ROLE ATTITUDES AND EGALITARIANISM -- METHODS -- RESULTS -- GENDER AND MATING -- STUDENTS AND A DOUBLE STANDARD.
GENDER, MARRIAGE, AND HOUSEWORK -- STUDENTS' VIEWS ABOUT CHILD CARE -- STUDENT ATTITUDES ABOUT WORK AND FAMILY -- GENDER AND THE WORKPLACE -- STUDENTS AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- IX - THE PRICE OF DEVIANCE -- 28 - The Unruly Woman -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 29 - Black Man with a Nose Job -- 30 - Hitting Bottom -- FAILED MEN -- HETEROSEXUAL BLACK AND LATINO MEN: COOL POSE -- HOMOSEXUAL BLACK AND WHITE MEN: PERFECT COPY -- VERSATILE MASCULINITY -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- 31 - Older Men as Invisible Men in Contemporary Society -- REASONS FOR VISIBILITY -- SOCIALLY CONSTRUCTED IMAGES OF AGED MEN -- DISCOURSES IN THE ACADEMY -- REFERENCES -- X - PATRIARCHY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES -- 32 - The Subjection of Women -- 33 - Real Rape -- MY STORY -- IS IT RAPE? -- NOTES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 34 - Clarence Thomas, Patriarchal Discourse, and Public/Private Spheres -- METHOD -- PROTECTOR -- PROVIDER AND POWER WIELDER -- PATRIARCHY, RACE, AND CLEAN HETEROSEXUALITY -- PATRIARCHY DISCOURSE AND THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE DIVIDE -- REFERENCES -- XI - EQUALITY AND THE MILLENNIUM -- 35 - How Harvard Helped Curb Title IX's Role in Admitting Women -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- 36 - Downsizing Higher Education -- EDUCATION AS GATEKEEPER OR LIBERATOR? KNOWLEDGE AND FACULTY JOBS FOR WHOM? -- EDUCATION, SOCIETY, AND THE ECONOMY-SOME ENDURING RELATIONSHIPS -- DISMANTLING HIGHER EDUCATION AS WE KNOW IT: HIGHER EDUCATION CONFRONTS THE CORPORATE MODEL OF MAXIMUM PROFITS AND "LEAN AND MEAN" -- EDUCATION AS LIBERATION: TAKING IT TO THE STREETS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- EDITOR'S NOTE -- NOTES -- Epilogue -- Index -- About the Editor.
As the age of globalization and New Media unite disparate groups of people in new ways, the continual transformation and interconnections between ethnicity, class, and gender become increasingly complex. This reader, comprised of a diverse array of sources ranging from the New York Times to the journals of leading research universities, explores these issues as systems of stratification that work to reinforce one another. Understanding Inequality provides students and academics with the basic hermeneutics for considering new thought on ethnicity, class, and gender in the 21st century.
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