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Racial castration

managing masculinity in Asian America
Pages
290
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic text explores the intricate connections between race, masculinity, and psychological aspects within American society, particularly focusing on the experiences of Asian American men. It delves into historical and critical perspectives on racial identity and sex roles, examining how these concepts have been constructed and perceived. The book offers a critical analysis of intellectual life and its impact on understanding race and gender dynamics in the United States.