Inequalities of Love: College-Educated Black Women and the Barriers to Romance and Family (Politics, History, and Culture)
Inequalities of Love explores the barriers to romance and family experienced by college-educated Black women. Framed through politics, history, and culture, Averil Y. Clarke’s book considers how broader social forces shape intimate relationships and family life.
About This Book
Inequalities of Love focuses on the experiences of college-educated Black women in romance and family life.
The book examines the barriers that shape opportunities for love, partnership, and family.
Its subject is explored through the connected lenses of politics, history, and culture.
By linking intimate relationships with broader social forces, the book offers a focused study of inequality and family formation.
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