Difference, Inequality, and Change: Social Diversity in the U.S. explores the role of culture, group relations, social class, race and ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, and other factors that shape human experiences, while emphasizing efforts to create a more equal, inclusive, and just society.
Part I Diversity as Difference
Chapter 1:
Defining Difference
Chapter 2:
The Role of Culture in Everyday Life
Part 2 Diversity as Inequality
Chapter 3:
An Overview of Group Relations and Inequality
Chapter 4:
Social Class
Chapter 5:
Race and Ethnicity
Chapter 6:
Sex, Gender and Sexual Orientation
Chapter 7:
Age and Agining
Part 3 Diversity as Change
Chapter 8:
Creating a More Equal, Inclusive and Just Society
Chapter 9:
Looking Toward the Future
Lisa Speicher
Munoz
Lisa Munoz is a professor in the Social Science department at Hawkeye Community College.