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Unequal Freedom: How Race and Gender Shaped American Citizenship and Labor

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Name:Unequal Freedom: How Race and Gender Shaped American Citizenship and Labor
ASIN/ISBN:0674007328
Language:English
File size:5 Mb
Publisher: Harvard University Press 2002
Pages: 320 Pages
ISBN: 0674007328
File Type: PDF
File Size: 5 MB
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By Evelyn Nakano Glenn

Pointing to the "worker citizen" as central to what it means to be "American", Glenn makes a major contribution to the study of racial and gender oppression by examining the linkages between labor and citizenship in American society…While this is a work of American history, the analysis has international appeal, as readers will want to consider the connections between labor and citizenship in their national contexts…Glenn challenges her audience to think about racism and sexism systematically, and not as individual beliefs and attitudes…With the rise of global labour markets, analyses of the connections between labor and citizenship commenced by this excellent work is likely to remain important task in public policy debates.

--Sandra Tam (Canadian Woman Studies )

Although many scholars have called for stronger theoretical ties between race and gender, few have substantively engaged in an analysis that contributes to this task. Evelyn Nakano Glenn succeeds in doing this analysis...Glenn's work meets the difficult challenge of analyzing discourses that are often hidden from dominant modes of thinking and understanding. This contribution makes her work compelling and important to our discipline.

--Erin McNeal Reser (Rhetoric and Public Affairs )

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