Allegations against Supreme Court nominee Judge Clarence Thomas brought vivid accounts of unwanted sexual advances into every living room in America. Highlighting the work of social theorists, feminists, psychologists, and legal scholars, this collection separates fact from emotion, focuses on opposing views, and outlines the legal and moral complexity of a debate that is only now taking shape in the public mind.
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YA-- Students of government, sociology, psychology, and debate will find this a valuable and useful overview of the topic. The book is comprised of various essays; in addition, there is a thorough discussion of the Civil Rights Act, complete with legal as well as individual views on harassment as discrimination. Finally, four essays center on standards of behavior. The introduction and subsequent material are organized in a readable fashion, making this a good source for study. In addition, the well-written, detailed reference notes aid students in continued research. A book that is sure to promote further discussion of this controversial topic.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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