Women, Race, & Class
Angela Y. Davis
Explore the intersection of women, race, and class in U.S. history with this thought-provoking book. From the early abolitionist movement to the present day, the author showcases how biases based on race and class have hindered progress in the women's movement, offering a powerful study on the subject.
Publish Date
1983-02-12T00:00:00.000Z
1983-02-12T00:00:00.000Z
first published in 1981
Goodreads Rating
4.58
ISBN
0884681069255
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Recommendations
3
Recommendations
2020-12-18T18:41:04.000Z
Many years ago, I read this book. I have re-read it many times ever since my exile days. I always recommend it to my intellectual interlocutors. Those who care to listen. Very few these days, unfortunately.
Women, Race, & Class | Buy Online. – source2017-12-08T22:02:50.000Z
“Women, Race, & Class” by Angela Y. Davis
(*Trigger Warning on book pages- descriptions of sexual and racist violence)
Important book giving historical context for the necessity of centering the needs of (poor/working class) women of color in gender & racial justice. #McGReads – source2020-02-04T04:48:18.000Z
For #BlackHistoryMonth I will be sharing some of my favorite books by Black Authors
3rd Book:
Women Race & Class
By: Angela Y. Davis
EYE-OPENING about the intersection b/w women, race, & class
Some Topics: The Abolitionist, Feminist, Women’s Suffrage Movement, etc. – source