This concept has lost some ability to explain contemporary inequality thanks to complex labor market interactions according to a 1980 William Julius Wilson book about the Declining Significance of [it].
This concept has lost some ability to explain contemporary inequality thanks to complex labor market interactions according to a 1980 William Julius Wilson book about the Declining Significance of [it]. A 2003 study titled for hypothetical job applicants named Emily and Greg examines an indirect process of distinguishing people via this concept, which is the source of the vicious cycle of problems analyzed in a 1944 study by Swedish economist (*) Gunnar Myrdal. Derrick Bell promoted "critical" theories of this concept, like KimberlÃ© Crenshaw, who described how this concept crossed with issues like gender and sexuality as "intersectionality." The sociology of this concept in America was pioneered by W. E. B. du Bois. For 10 points, identify this form of classifying people historically associated with skin color based discrimination.
This concept has lost some ability to explain contemporary inequality thanks to complex labor market interactions according to a 1980 William Julius Wilson book about the Declining Significance of [it].
race [accept racism or racial discrimination; prompt on ethnicity; prompt on names by asking "names associated with what characteristic?"; accept The Declining Significance of Race or Race Matters; prompt on related answers like African-American studies] 