Race and Class in the Southwest: A Theory of Racial Inequality
In 'Race and Class in the Southwest: A Theory of Racial Inequality,' Mario Barrera develops a framework to examine how race and class intersect to foster inequality in the region. The book explores sociological and historical dimensions of these interactions, highlighting their role in social structures. It serves as a key resource for grasping persistent racial disparities.
About This Book
Mario Barrera's book presents a theory of racial inequality centered on the Southwest. It analyzes the relationships between race and class in shaping social and economic disparities.
The work draws on historical and sociological perspectives to outline how these factors contribute to broader patterns of inequality.
Through this lens, the book offers insights into the mechanisms that perpetuate racial divides in the region.
Barrera's analysis provides a foundation for understanding the complexities of racial dynamics in American society.
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