| Autor: |
Jewell, Joseph O., Maynes, Mary Jo, Lieberman, Robert C., Emigh, Rebecca Jean |
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Social Science History; Fall2024, Vol. 48 Issue 3, p593-600, 8p |
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This document provides an overview of a virtual issue of the journal Social Science History that focuses on race in the United States. The issue features a collection of articles that explore different perspectives and approaches to understanding race. The articles cover a range of topics, including the role of enslaved labor, the experiences of Black strikebreakers, the formation of interracial working-class identity, the racialization of domestic work, and the relationship between health and race. The authors emphasize the need for more research on racial dynamics outside of the US context and the importance of addressing health as a factor in racial inequality. Overall, this collection of essays aims to deepen our understanding of race and its impact on historical analysis and contemporary society. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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