Color, class & country : experiences of gender /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Young, Gay, Dickerson, Bette, 1951-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London ; Atlantic Highlands, N.J., USA : Zed Books, 1994.
Subjects:	Women > Social conditions. Feminism. Social classes. Ethnic groups. Race. Feminism

Table of Contents:

Gendered reproduction of race-ethnicity and social class. "Becoming somebody" : aspirations, opportunities, and womanhood / Wendy Luttrell
Chicanos in white collar occupations : work and the gendered construction of race-ethnicity / Denise A. Segura
Urban women's work in three social strata : the informal economy of social networks and social capital / Larissa Lomnitz
Gender and challenges to the construction of social class and race-ethnicity. "I'm not your maid. I am the housekeeper" : the restructuring of housework and work relationships in domestic service / Mary Romero
Fighting sexual harassment : a collective labour obligation / Stan Gray
Ethnic identity and feminism : views from leaders of African American women's associations / Bette J. Dickerson
Race, class, gender and US state welfare policy : the nexus of inequality for African American families / Rose Brewer.
(Cont.) Reproduction of and challenges to gender relations : cases and comparisons at the national level. Gender inequality around the world : comparing fifteen nations in five world regions / Lucia Fort, Mona Danner, and Gay Young
The state, gender policy, and social change : an analysis from Turkey / Nüket Kardam
Work intensity and time use : what do women do when there aren't enough hours in a day? / Maria Sagrario Floro
Gender stratification and vulnerability in Uganda / Christine Obbo
Challenges to white western middle class gender analysis and agendas. "Lifting as we climb" : how scholarship by and about women of color has shaped my life as a white feminist / Kathryn B. Ward
The place of the WID discourse in global feminist analysis : the potential for a "reverse flow" / Vidyamali Samarasinghe
Difference, diversity, and divisions in an agenda for the women's movement / Elizabeth Fox-Genovese.