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1. Gender, Race and the Peer Group: The School and Neighbourhood Contexts 2. The Social Construction of Youthful Masculinities: Peer Group Subcultures 3. Marriage, Family and Relationships: Images and Expectations 4. Work: Changing Structures, Changing Opportunities 5. Culture, Leisure and Crime 6. Conclusion
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William Foster
reviewed Uncertain Masculinities: Youth, Ethnicity and Class in Contemporary Britain on September 09, 2017
Uncertain Masculinities
3.5 Stars, really.
Read this for a class (and read all the chapters, which was nice) on race and race relations in America. I loved the history I learned in every chapter and the way Healey dealt with intersectionality. I got mad with just about every reading as well, because each chapter discussed a history that everyone should be learning in American History class, not just when they choose to take a class on race and racism in America.
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