Women, Race and Class - Angela Davis by Angela Y. Davis, Angela Davis
Women, Race and Class is a collection of 13 essays about the American womens liberation movement from the 1960s up to the point at which the book was published, and also about slavery in the United States. She applies Marxist analysis to the relation of class and race to capitalism in America. Davis criticizes that the womens liberation movement has been run by and for white middle class women, to the exclusion of black women, other women of color and other social classes.
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Women, Race and Class - Angela Davis
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Women, Race and Class is a collection of 13 essays about the American womens liberation movement from the 1960s up to the point at which the book was published, and also about slavery in the United States. She applies Marxist analysis to the relation of class and race to capitalism in America. Davis criticizes that the womens liberation movement has been run by and for white middle class women, to the exclusion of black women, other women of color and other social classes.
