Race in Contemporary Brazil

Explore the complexities of race in Brazil with "Race in Contemporary Brazil," edited by Rebecca Reichmann and published by Pennsylvania State University Press in 1999. This thought-provoking collection spans 304 pages and features contributions from diverse Brazilian researchers who delve into critical issues surrounding race in their country.

The essays cover a wide array of topics, including the construction of race and color classification systems, disparities in access to education, employment, and health services, as well as the prevailing racial inequalities within the judiciary and political landscapes. A must-read for anyone interested in ethnic studies, social issues, and sociology, this book offers an insightful examination of how race shapes contemporary Brazilian society.

Perfect for scholars, students, and readers passionate about multicultural studies and minority rights, "Race in Contemporary Brazil" is a vital addition to your library.