Main description:

* Based on more than twenty years of information collected from the author's Multiple Identities Questionnaire, giving a unique longitudinal data set.
* An accessible introduction to multiple identities and intersectionality, based on first-hand accounts, data sets, and conceptual analysis.
* Covers identities from political, gender, ethnic, racial, national, religious, social class, geographic, occupational, sexual, family, health, and age.

Contents:

PART I - OVERVIEWS Introduction: Why was this book written? 1. How Is Prejudice Related to Other Concepts? 2. How are Identities Developed and Changed? 3. How do Identities Intersect to Impact Well-Being? 4. How were Voices of Diversity Studied? PART II - TYPES OF IDENTITIES 5. Racial-ethnic identities 6. Social class identities 7. Immigrant generation and language identities 8. Religious identities 9. Gender identities 10. Sexual identities 11. Family and dating identities 12. Age identities 13. School and athletic identities 14. Disability Identities 15. Body image identities 16. Geographic and place identities 17. Political Identities 18. Bullies and victims PART III - COMPARING IDENTITIES 19. Importance of identities 20. Comparing prejudices 21. Models of prejudice and well-being 22. Changes over the years Epilogue: Implications