BRINGING GENDER AND RACE IN:

@article{Blankenship1993BRINGINGGA,
  title={BRINGING GENDER AND RACE IN:},
  author={K. Blankenship},
  journal={Gender & Society},
  year={1993},
  volume={7},
  pages={204 - 226}
}
  • K. Blankenship
  • Published 1993
  • Political Science
  • Gender & Society
    • When passed, the Equal Pay Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act established two distinct views of employment discrimination and two different enforcement structures—one aimed at sex and the other at race discrimination. To explain this bifurcated approach to employment discrimination, it is necessary to examine not only social class but also gender and race relations. Sex and race discrimination bills addressed some of the problems of postwar capitalism in the United States. At the same… CONTINUE READING
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