Unequal Freedom: How Race and Gender Shaped American Citizenship and Labor
by Glenn
Unequal Freedom explores how race and gender shaped American citizenship and labor. The book examines freedom not as an equally shared condition, but as an idea defined and experienced through enduring social and political inequalities.
About This Book
Unequal Freedom examines the relationship between American citizenship, race, and gender.
The book considers how ideas of freedom were shaped by social and political inequalities.
It also explores the connection between citizenship and labor in the United States.
By bringing race and gender into the same discussion, the book offers a broad historical perspective on unequal access to rights and opportunity.
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