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Contents: Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; List of figures; List of tables; Notes on contributors; PART I Theorizing race, class, and gender studies; 1 Conceptualizing intersectionality in superordination: masculinities, whitenesses, and dominant classes; 2 Unpacking the intersections of identity and politics and the politics of studying identity: a black feminist theoretical and epistemological tool kit; PART II Conversations on race, class, and gender; 3 Difficult conversations: race, class and gender in White Australia 4 Making visible the invisible: cultural scripts that inform relationships among African American women5 Intersections in everyday conversations: racetalk, classtalk, and gendertalk in the workplace; PART III Race, class, gender, and migration; 6 Anti-immigrant sentiments and immigrant concentration at work in contemporary Japan; 7 Kurdish migrant women negotiating the complex web of gender, class, and ethnicity in the city; 8 Muslim women and work in Scotland; PART IV Race, class, gender, and sexualities; 9 Sex as subversion: the ethnosexual protestor and the ethnosexual defender 10 Herbivore masculinity: opposition or accommodation to hegemonic masculinity?11 The (pink) elephant in the room: the structure and experience of race and violence in the lives of transgender prisoners in California; PART V Race, class, gender, and education; 12 The role of ethnicity, class, and gender in social capital formation: a case study of supportive peer networks among Somali working-class immigrant adolescents; 13 Race, class, gender, and online courses in the academy: new questions for the twenty-first century; 14 Facing ethnic, gender, and class inequality in academia PART VI Race, class, gender, and work15 The empirical challenge of intersectionality: understanding race, class, and gender through a study of occupations; 16 Professional ghettoization: the clustering of workers at the intersections of gender, race, (and class); PART VII Cultural contexts and identity; 17 Realities and fluidity of race, class, and gender: different places, times, and contexts; 18 "We're 80 percent more patriotic": Atlanta's Muslim South Asian Americans and cultural citizenship; PART VIII Conclusion: contemporary trends in the intersection of race, class, and gender 19 Race, colour and class in Caribbean society20 Gender, caste, and class: structural violence in India; 21 A decade of little change: gender, race and ethnicity in state legislatures, 2003-2012; Index |
