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Preface to the Third Edition ix // Acknowledgements xi // 1 Introduction 1 // The historical background 3 // Good practice is anti-discriminatory practice 10 // Multiple oppressions 11 // Structure and outline 13 // Further reading 14 // 2 The Theory Base 16 // Social divisions and social structure 16 // PCS analysis 21 // Structured inequalities and institutional oppression 25 // Ideology: the power of ideas 26 // The role of language 30 // Commonalities and differences 35 // Further reading 39 // 3 Gender and Sexism 40 // What is sexism? 41 // The implications for social work 44 // The feminist response 53 // Sexism and men 58 // Towards anti-sexist practice 59 // Further reading 61 // 4 Ethnicity and Racism 63 // What is racism? 64 // The implications for social work 69 // The anti-racist response 76 // Race, class and gender 80 // vii // Contents // viii // Towards anti-racist practice 82 // Further reading 86 // 5 Ageism and Alienation 88 // What is ageism? 89 // The implications for social work 92 // The anti-ageist response 100 // Multiple oppressions 103 // Towards anti-ageist practice 107 // Further reading 110 // 6 Disability and Social Handicap 111 // What is disablism? 112 // The implications for social work 115 // The anti-disablist response - the Disabled People’s Movement 124 // Multiple oppressions 128 // Towards anti-disablist practice 131 // Further reading 135 // 7 Diversity and Oppression 137 // Aspects of oppression 138 // Sexual identity 141 // Religion 145 // Language, nation and region 148 // Mental health problems 152 // Mental impairment 156 // Diversity and multiple oppressions 159 // Further reading 161 // 8 Conclusion 162 // The main themes 163 // The way forward 165 // Bibliography 120 // Index 189

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