Women's Lives: Multicultural Perspectives, 4/e

Gwyn Kirk, San Francisco State University
Margo Okazawa-Rey, San Francisco State University

Feature Summary

This examination of U.S. women's lives and U.S. society within a global context includes topics such as the globalization of the economy, inequalities within and among nations that fuel pressure of immigration, and the role of the U.S. military.
Introductions include explanations of key concepts and ideas, statistical information, and references to subsequent reading selections. "Questions to Frame Your Reading" follow the introductory sections and precede the readings.
The text promotes an activist approach to issues including sexuality, marriage and the family, reproductive freedom, affordable heath care, and the right to a secure livelihood.
Suggestions for taking action follow each introductory section, offering students ways to apply their knowledge and understanding.

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