The Economic Interests of Black and White Women: Are They Similar?

The Review of Black Political Economy - Tập 14 Số 1 - Trang 5-27 - 1985
Julianne Malveaux

Tóm tắt

Are the economic interests of black and white women similar? This article explores this question by reviewing data on the “feminization of poverty,” data on changes in the economic status of blacks, and differences in the occupational status of black and white women. The article reviews several policy questions, discusses ways in which the interests of black and white women differ in the policy arena, and concludes that although there are some similarities in the interests of black and white women, the racial interests of black women suggest that the interests of black and white women may frequently differ.

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