Color Lines and Racial Angles (The Society Pages)
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Color Lines and Racial Angles (The Society Pages)

by Douglas Hartmann, Christopher Uggen

Sociology Race Studies
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Color Lines and Racial Angles offers a sociological examination of race, racial boundaries, and social perspectives. Written by Douglas Hartmann and Christopher Uggen, this focused work belongs to The Society Pages and provides readers with an accessible entry point into the study of race and society.

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Color Lines and Racial Angles is a work of sociology focused on race and society.

The book examines racial boundaries, distinctions, and perspectives as subjects of social analysis.

Its title signals attention to the ways race can be understood through multiple social angles.

Written by Douglas Hartmann and Christopher Uggen, the book is part of The Society Pages.

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