The Importance of the Gender-Class-Race Linkage in Analyzing Social Behavior

question 23

Multiple Choice

The importance of the gender-class-race linkage in analyzing social behavior originated in the 1960s with which group?

• A) European social scientists
• B) White, middle-class feminists
• C) African American feminists
• D) Behavioral psychologists

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