Gender, family, and social movements

Gender, family, and social movements

by Suzanne Staggenborg

Part of Sociology for a new century

1998
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"Ideal as a basic text in undergraduate gender or social movements courses, or as a supplement in sociology of family classes. Uses compelling case materials (i.e. the struggle over the ERA, abortion rights, or the fight for gay and lesbian rights) to show how large-scale historical transformations are relevant to pressing social issues. The book also links gender with social movements in a way that shows how events of the 19th century are relevant to understanding the struggles for change today."--Publisher description.

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