
An intersectional reader on race, class, gender, and sexuality, blending prose, history, and tools for social change.
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An intersectional reader on race, class, gender, and sexuality, blending prose, history, and tools for social change.
Written by four authors from different disciplinary backgrounds, this reader promotes a commitment to an intersectional approach to teaching race, class, gender and sexuality. Unlike most books of its kind, it highlights the duality of privilege and oppression and the effects that race, gender, and sexuality have on our lives. This reader includes poems, reflective literary prose, historical events and documents, images drawn from the media, contemporary statistics of inequalities, visual images...
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Minor references to sexuality as a social construct; no explicit content.
Brief mentions of historical violence related to oppression; not graphic.
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Central focus on gender and sexuality, including LGBTQ+ identities and issues.
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No fantasy magic present.
No real-world occult content present.
Strong focus on social justice, intersectionality, and systemic inequalities.
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Moderate discussion of systemic oppression, racism, and gender-based suffering.
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