Title:	Unequal Freedom
Authors:	Nakano Glenn, Evelyn
Keywords:	How race and gender shaped American citizenship
Issue Date:	2002
Publisher:	Harvard University Press
Description:	In this book I examine two major structures through which unequal race and gender relations have been shaped and contested in the United States. Citizenship has been used to draw boundaries between those who are included as members of the community and entitled to respect,protection,andrightsandthosewhoareexcludedandthusnot entitled to recognition and rights. Labor places people in the economic order, affecting access to goods and services, level of autonomy, standard of living, and quality of life. Both have been constituted in ways that privilege white men and give them power over racialized minorities and women. Simultaneously, citizenship and labor have been arenasinwhichgroupshavecontestedtheirexclusion,oppression,andexploitation.
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/46503
ISBN:	0-674-00732-8
Appears in Collections:	Gender

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