Core textbook for the race and ethnicity course taught at the
sophomore/junior level in sociology departments at 4-year
institutions. Race in Society is a comprehensive book about the
sociology of race in America. The purpose of the book is to
introduce readers to current research scholarship on race,
emphasizing the socially constructed basis of race and the
persistence of racial inequality in American institutions. The book
is anchored in contemporary social science scholarship (and some
classical works), but is written in a narrative style to engage
reader interest and make it accessible to a wide audience. Key
Themes include: 1.What does race mean? How does it change and
emerge over time? 2.How do people think about race and what are the
consequences? 3.How is race structured into social institutions?
4.What are different policies and approaches for change toward
racial justice?
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