Finding a Voice: Asian Women in Britain

Amrit Wilson

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Gender, Health, and Social Inequality Gender and Feminist Studies Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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First published in 1978, this Martin Luther King Memorial Prize-winner is a study of Asian women in Britain. The book looks at attitudes to love and marriage, family relationships and friendships, as well as recounting experiences of racism in housing and education and at the hands of the law.

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