White Women, Race Matters: The Social Construction of Whiteness
Ruth Frankenberg’s White Women, Race Matters explores whiteness as a socially constructed racial identity. Focusing on the connections among race, gender, identity, and social experience, the book provides a critical perspective on how whiteness is understood and reproduced within broader cultural and social structures.
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White Women, Race Matters examines whiteness as a social and cultural construction rather than an unmarked or universal position.
Ruth Frankenberg considers how race shapes identity, perception, and everyday social experience.
The book offers a critical framework for understanding the relationship between whiteness, gender, and broader structures of social power.
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