Lethal Intersections: Race, Gender, and Violence
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Lethal Intersections: Race, Gender, and Violence

by Patricia Hill Collins

Sociology Feminist Theory social justice Race Studies
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An examination of how race, gender, and violence intersect, offering analysis grounded in social science frameworks and scholarship on inequality.

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Lethal Intersections explores the complex relationships between race, gender, and violence.

The book draws on established frameworks to analyze how these factors shape social experiences.

Readers will encounter discussions grounded in existing scholarship on inequality and power.

The work addresses broad patterns without introducing specific case studies or narratives.

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