The intersectional approach
Subtitle: transforming the academy through race, class, and gender
By: edited by Michele Tracy Berger & Kathleen Guidroz.
Contributors: Berger, Michele Tracy, 1968-; Guidroz, Kathleen.
Publisher: University of North Carolina Press; The University of North Carolina Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Chapel Hill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
ISBN-13: 9780807833346; 9780807859810
Subjects: Women's studies -- Research; Interdisciplinary research
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Race, class, and gender: prospects for an all-inclusive sisterhood / Bonnie Thornton Dill; title: Intersectionality and feminist politics / Nira Yuval-Davis; title: A conversation with founding scholars of intersectionality: Kimberlé Crenshaw, Nira Yuval-Davis, and Michelle Fine / Kathleen Guidroz, Michele Tracy Berger; title: From intersections to interconnections: lessons for transformation from This bridge called my back: radical writings by women of color / Analouise Keating; title: Intersectionality and the risk of flattening difference: gender and race logics, and the strategic use of antiracist singularity / Rachel E. Luft; title: Black women and the development of intersectional health policy in Brazil / Kia Lilly Caldwell; title: The view from the country club: wealthy whites and the matrix of privilege / Jessica Holden Sherwood; title: Imagining a "feminist revolution": can multiracial feminism revolutionize quantitative social science research? / Catherine E. Harnois; title: Repairing a broken mirror: intersectional approaches to diverse women's perceptions of beauty and bodies / Elizabeth R. Cole, Natalie J. Sabik; title: Interesting intersections?: researching class, gender, and sexuality / Yvette Taylor; title: The "burden and blessing" of being a black woman: engaging intersectionality through an anthropology of pregnancy and motherhood among African American women / Kaaren Haldeman; title: Exploring occupational stereotyping in the new economy: the intersectional tradition meets mixed methods research / Gary K. Perry; title: Institutionalizing intersectionality: reflections on the structure of women's studies departments and programs / Mako Fitts; title: Teaching opera in prison / Naomi André; title: Intersections of scholar-activism in feminist fieldwork: reflections on Nepal and South Africa / Jennifer Fish, Jennifer Rothchild; title: Milk and blood: rivaling and familial ties in Eccentric neighborhoods by Puerto Rican writer Rosario Ferré / Ivette Guzmán-Zavala; title: One, no one, and a hundred thousand : on being a Korean woman adopted by European parents / Lidia Anchisi; title: The "Johnny's story" founder of the Race, gender and class journal / Jean Ait Belkhir; title: Epilogue: The future of intersectionality: what's at stake / Ann Russo.