White lives : the interplay of race, class, and gender in everyday life Bridget Byrne text
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TextPublication details: Abingdon Routledge 2006Description: 200p. PbkISBN: 0415347122 Subject(s): Women, White - England - London - Interviews | Whites - Race identity - England - London | London (England) - Race relations | Race awareness - England - London | Women, White - England - London - Social conditions | Mothers - England - London - InterviewsDDC classification: 306.874 BYR
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Knowing "whiteness" -- Troubling "race" -- Talk, tea, and tape recorders -- Narrating the self -- Seeing, talking, living "race" -- In search of a "good mix" : "race", class, and gender and practices of mothering -- How English am I? -- Conclusion.
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<p>Includes bibliographical references and index.</p>
Knowing "whiteness" -- Troubling "race" -- Talk, tea, and tape recorders -- Narrating the self -- Seeing, talking, living "race" -- In search of a "good mix" : "race", class, and gender and practices of mothering -- How English am I? -- Conclusion.
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