Categorically Unequal: The American Stratification System (Russell Sage Foundation Centennial Series)
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Categorically Unequal: The American Stratification System (Russell Sage Foundation Centennial Series)

by Douglas S. Massey

Sociology Social Sciences
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Categorically Unequal explores the American stratification system through a sociological examination of inequality and social categories. Douglas S. Massey offers readers a focused resource for understanding the organization of American society and the broader study of social structure.

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Categorically Unequal focuses on the American stratification system and the structure of inequality in the United States.

Douglas S. Massey examines social difference through the lens of categories and stratification.

The book offers a sociological perspective on how American society is organized and understood.

Part of the Russell Sage Foundation Centennial Series, it is suited to readers studying social sciences, inequality, and American society.

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