Asked by jayden jagtiani on May 28, 2024

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How did sociologist in the United States incorporate race, gender, class, and sexual identity into their ideas throughout the twentieth century?

Incorporate Race

involves recognizing and incorporating racial categories and their implications into analisys or organizational structures, aiming to address racial disparities and inequalities.

Gender

The range of characteristics pertaining to, and differentiating between, masculinity and femininity, often considered as socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities, and attributes that a given society considers appropriate for men and women.

Class

refers to a group of people within society who share similar socio-economic conditions, earning potential, and lifestyle.

  • Understand the importance of race, gender, social class, and sexual identity within the context of sociological research and theoretical frameworks.
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Franzel MarieMay 31, 2024
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-The progressive politics of early American theorists compelled many to ask questions about class and social inequality; Thorstein Veblen addressed the social aspects of inequality and consumption
-Robert Park founded The Chicago School with a mission to explore issues of race and racial inequalities
-The Du Bois-Atlanta School was founded to study race
-Feminists and critics of colonialization incorporated discussion of Race, Class and Gender into sociology