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Beyond Human Capital: Black Women, Work and Wages (1988)
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Author: Rhonda M. Williams This paper from the Center's 1988 Economic Condition of Black Women Conference reviews neoclassical explanations of black women's relative wages and suggests alternative theoretical explanations of race-gender earnings inequality. |
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