Unequal Childhoods: Class, Race, and Family Life
Annette Lareau investigates how social class and race influence children's upbringing, daily activities, and access to opportunities within American families.
About This Book
Unequal Childhoods examines the influence of social class on family life and child-rearing practices.
The book draws on in-depth observations to explore differences in daily routines and interactions.
It highlights how these patterns affect children's experiences outside the home.
The study considers the role of race alongside class in shaping outcomes.
Readers gain insight into broader social structures and their impact on youth.
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