Race, class, and gender in the United States: an integrated study

Part I. The social construction of difference: race, class, gender, and sexuality

Part II. Understanding racism, sexism, heterosexism, and class privilege

Part III. Citizenship and immigration: constructing nationality, borders, and belonging

Part IV. Discrimination in everyday life

Part V. The economics of race, class, and gender

Part VI. Living knowledge and testimony

Part VII. How it happens: legal constructions of power and privilege

Part VIII. Maintaining race, class, and gender hierarchies

Part IX. Social change: revisioning the future and making a difference.