Where We Stand Class Matters

Name: Where We Stand Class Matters
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ISBN: 9780415929134

ISBN-10: 041592913X

ISBN-13: 9780415929134

Edition: 2000

Authors: bell hooks

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Where We Stand is a powerful new book by one of America's most admired critics and writers. For years we have turned to bell hooks-feminist, social thinker, memoirist, teacher-for her deeply felt ideas on women, race, culture, sexuality, and more recently on love and children. Now Bell Hooks talks about class-the 'elephant in the room'-the subject we all know is central to our culture and its problems but that hasn't been given the attention it so desperately needs. Why is it that the face of poverty in America is a black face, even though most of the thirty-six million poor in America are white? How do fantasies of wealth's power help keep the poor poor? What do black teens want, and how…

Book details

List price: $43.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
Publication date: 10/4/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 160
Size: 6.10" wide x 9.02" long x 0.39" tall
Weight: 0.638



Preface: where we stand


Introduction: Class Matters



Making the Personal Political: Class in the Family



Coming to Class Consciousness



Class and the Politics of Living Simply



Money Hungry



The Politics of Greed



Being Rich



The Me-Me Class: The Young and the Ruthless



Class and Race: The New Black Elite



Feminism and Class Power



White Poverty: The Politics of Invisibility



Solidarity with the Poor



Class Claims: Real Estate Racism



Crossing Class Boundaries



Living without Class Hierarchy