Being Unequal: How Identity Helps Make and Break Power and Privilege
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Being Unequal: How Identity Helps Make and Break Power and Privilege

by Peter L. Callero

Politics Sociology Social Science
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Being Unequal explores how identity helps shape power and privilege. Peter L. Callero focuses on the ways identity can contribute to unequal social conditions while also offering possibilities for challenging them. The book provides a concise sociological perspective on inequality and the forces that sustain or disrupt it.

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Being Unequal explores the relationship between identity, power, and privilege.

Peter L. Callero considers how identity can contribute to the creation and maintenance of unequal social conditions.

The book also examines how identity may help challenge or change structures of power and privilege.

Its subject matter makes it relevant to readers interested in sociology, social inequality, and the dynamics of power.

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