(Out)Classed Women

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The book delves into the intersection of ethnicity and gender, highlighting the dual oppression faced by Chicanas in the United States. It examines how contemporary Chicana writers portray their experiences of political, social, and economic marginalization, as well as the additional challenges posed by a patriarchal society. Through analysis of their literary works, the book sheds light on the inequitable power dynamics that shape the lives of these women, emphasizing their struggles and resilience within a male-dominated culture.