From one of our most important scholars and civil rights activist icon, a powerful study of the
women’s liberation movement and the tangled knot of oppression facing Black women.“…

… class is not a sufficiently valid analytical category to understand what is going on in this nation,
and that we need to be race … we must rediscover the concept of class. We have classes in …

… , class-for-itself, are useful for race analysis as it sets parameters around the conceptual use
of historical races and a race… position regarding the class problem? It is no doubt attentive to …

… Thus, whites are on top of the socioeconomic pecking order as they are on top of the
racial one, while variously shaded nonwhites are below them in socioeconomic position (class) …

… I attempt ti) reformulate the issue m such a way as to avoid both class reductiomsm (a … by
considerations of class or gendcr. I argue that although race and class are analytically distinct …

… discrimination remain economically necessary, or even useful, to ruling-class whites? Or is …
class relationships otherwise intact? Is the perpetuation of racial hostility between lower class …

I want to begin by talking about the case of two Black women who are veteran activists in the
struggle against racism, Julia Wilder and Maggie Bozeman. Let me just take a little survey: …

This book explores race-class relations among African-Americans in the United States from
1950 to the present. The debate about race and class and their ramifications is embedded in …

… production of the race and class labels people … race, class, and education in a culture of
risk: one on the risks of talking about race in school settings, a second on risky race and class …

… the racial analysis of the EITC shows that the vast majority of EITC taxpayers are white.
Because scholars have ignored the race and class … that if the race and class information can be …