Women, Race & Class
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Women, Race & Class

by Angela Y. Davis

History Sociology
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Angela Y. Davis explores the interconnected issues of women, race, and class in this significant work of social and political analysis. Bringing together themes of inequality and identity, the book offers readers a focused introduction to overlapping systems that shape social experience and historical understanding.

ISBN-13 9780394713519 ASIN 0394713516 Views 581 Publisher Vintage Year 1983 Edition First Edition Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 288 Adult No Created February 12, 2026 Updated October 25, 2026
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Women, Race & Class is a work by Angela Y. Davis focused on the relationships among gender, race, and class.

The book addresses social inequality through an intersectional lens, bringing these connected subjects together in a single analysis.

It is suited to readers interested in gender studies, race studies, social history, and political thought.

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