Outsiders Inside (Gender, Racism, Ethnicity)
Outsiders Inside explores the relationships among gender, racism, and ethnicity. Bronwen Walter addresses questions of identity, belonging, difference, and inequality, making the book a focused resource for readers interested in how these themes intersect within social experience and academic discussion.
About This Book
Outsiders Inside explores the connected themes of gender, racism, and ethnicity.
The book considers how these social categories shape experiences of belonging, difference, and exclusion.
Bronwen Walter brings together key issues in the study of identity and inequality.
It is suited to readers seeking an introduction to debates surrounding gender, race, and ethnicity.
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