Intersections of Gender, Race, and Class: Readings for a Changing Landscape
"Instructors of undergraduate social inequalities courses who want to employ an intersectional approach to the material will find this reader invaluable; but the appeal of the book is not limited to them. Graduate students will also find much food for thought and analysis here, as these diverse articles will provide them with an excellent sense of just how promising--and challenging--a race/class/gender approach to the study of social inequalities is. Segal and Martinez have put together an excellent volume with much to offer all readers."--Betsy Lucal,Indiana University-South Bend, from a review inTeaching Sociology,36(2), April 2008, pp. 173-74"Combining classic statements of power and inequality with new voices representative of our nation's diverse populations,Intersections of Gender, Race, and Class: Central Issues In a Changing Landscapeis a dynamic set of readings and a perfect sociological snapshot of life in contemporary America."--Charles Gallagher,Georgia State University"The sociological problem of the 21st century will be the problem of intersectionality. The Segal-Martinez gender, race, and class anthology is an outstanding contribution to address this pressing problem written with undergraduate students in mind. The breadth and depth of offerings in this book is impressive, and I appreciated the inclusion of selections dealing with global matters."--Eduardo Bonilla-Silva,Duke University