Routledge - Racialized Boundaries: Race, Nation, and Class Book

Racialized Boundaries provides a wide-ranging and accessible examination of race in relation to key social divisions. This book explores how race connects with ethnicity, gender, and class to shape our understanding of social structures. It offers a major new approach to studying the boundaries of race, making it a significant resource for academic study. Designed with students in mind, the text uses clear language and a style that is easy to follow. It is a valuable tool for those studying sociology, ethnic studies, and gender studies. Whether you are a student or a researcher, this work helps navigate the complexities of the anti-racist struggle through a structured academic lens. By looking at how different social categories overlap, the book provides a foundation for understanding modern social divisions.