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Page 148
... ethnic , or social class status differs . Men of the subordinate group may be as oppressed as the women but often in different ways . For example , Black men in the United States are rewarded for success in boxing and football , but are ...
... ethnic , or social class status differs . Men of the subordinate group may be as oppressed as the women but often in different ways . For example , Black men in the United States are rewarded for success in boxing and football , but are ...
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... ethnic- ity , and social class . It argues that you cannot look at one of these social statuses alone , nor can you add them one after another . Their interaction is synergistic : together they construct a social location . Some ...
... ethnic- ity , and social class . It argues that you cannot look at one of these social statuses alone , nor can you add them one after another . Their interaction is synergistic : together they construct a social location . Some ...
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... ethnic oppression with their men . If racial , ethnic , and gender identity are as intertwined as multicultural feminism claims , then political unity with men of the same racial or ethnic group could severely undermine a consciousness ...
... ethnic oppression with their men . If racial , ethnic , and gender identity are as intertwined as multicultural feminism claims , then political unity with men of the same racial or ethnic group could severely undermine a consciousness ...
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