Women without Class: Girls, Race, and Identity
by Julie Bettie
Julie Bettie’s Women without Class: Girls, Race, and Identity explores the interconnected subjects of girls, race, and identity. With its emphasis on social categories and lived identity, the book offers a focused contribution for readers interested in sociology, gender studies, and race and ethnicity.
About This Book
Women without Class: Girls, Race, and Identity is a work by Julie Bettie.
The book centers on girls, race, and identity, bringing these subjects together in a focused study.
Its title points to an examination of how social categories and personal identity intersect.
This is a suitable selection for readers interested in sociology, gender studies, and race and ethnicity.
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