You Don’t Look Like a Lawyer: Black Women and Systemic Gendered Racism, by Tsedale M. Melaku. Rowman

Overview of attention for article published in Sociological Inquiry, October 2020

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RT @UCFSociology: Sociology PhD student Ashley Stone has published a book review in Sociological Inquiry: https://t.co/J0MxlG7xJF

03 Nov 2020

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Sociology PhD student Ashley Stone has published a book review in Sociological Inquiry: https://t.co/J0MxlG7xJF

03 Nov 2020

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RT @socioinquiry: Black women are particularly subject to gendered racism within many social institutions. Find out what this means for bla…

19 Oct 2020

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Black women are particularly subject to gendered racism within many social institutions. Find out what this means for black women lawyers in this recent book review in Sociological Inquiry! https://t.co/81nE5xJPQ3 @Stone_Lotus

19 Oct 2020

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