WOMEN OF ALL TYPES AND LOCATIONS

In addition to Helen Hacker's published writing in _American Journal of Economics and Sociology _and _Phylon, _this section compiles three previously unpublished manuscripts on women and gender norms across race, culture, and religion. This selection of readings highlights Professor Hacker’s forward thinking approach to the intersection of various dimensions of identity. Today, contemporary scholarship focuses more directly on the intersectionality of race, class, and gender.

Hacker, Helen Mayer. 1953. “Marx, Weber, and Pareto on the Changing Status of Women.” American Journal of Economics and Sociology 12(January): 149-162.

-----. 1955. “Bases of Individualism in the Modern World.” Phylon First Quarter: 33-40.

------. “The Women’s Movement: Report from Nairobi.” {Previously Unpublished}

------. “Sex Roles in Black Society: Caste Versus Caste.” {Previously Unpublished}

------. “Women and Religion in Islam.” {Previously Unpublished}