First published 2021
In "Poverty, Racism, and Sexism," sociologist Christopher Bates Doob lays bare the harsh realities facing marginalized communities. From the single mother struggling to make ends meet to the college graduate denied opportunities due to the color of their skin, Doob's research paints a damning portrait of systemic inequalities. With empathy and rigor, he explores how these three issues intersect, trapping individuals in cycles of disadvantage. But Doob offers more than just documentation - he outlines bold, community-driven solutions to dismantle these interlocking oppressions. Ultimately, this is a clarion call for a more just and equitable society.
Genres: race, gender-studies, african-american, poverty, non-fiction, activism, academic, american-history
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, social-commentary
200 pages · Hardcover · Routledge
Content warnings: racism, sexism