The Making of a Teenage Service Class: Poverty and Mobility in an American City
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The Making of a Teenage Service Class: Poverty and Mobility in an American City

by Ranita Ray

Sociology Social Sciences
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In 'The Making of a Teenage Service Class,' Ranita Ray investigates poverty and mobility challenges faced by teenagers in an American city. The book explores how urban environments contribute to the development of a service class among youth, offering insights into social inequality and limited opportunities for advancement.

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The Making of a Teenage Service Class delves into the experiences of teenagers navigating poverty and limited mobility in an urban American setting. It highlights the structural factors shaping their opportunities and challenges.

Drawing on sociological insights, the book analyzes how economic conditions influence the formation of a service-oriented class among youth. It provides a critical look at the intersections of class, race, and urban life.

Through this examination, readers gain understanding of broader issues in social stratification and the pathways available to disadvantaged teens in contemporary society.

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