| Publications > Diversity | Title: | Race, Self, and Society: Relational Challenges in a Culture of Disconnection | | Author(s): | Maureen Walker | | Abstract: | A fundamental premise of Relational/Cultural Theory is that we grow our "selves" through action in relationship with others. Because contemporary American culture is shaped by a legacy of race-based stratification, action in relationship is fraught with risks of disconnection and violation. This paper will explore options for moving beyond self-limiting racial-ethnic constructions to expanded possibilities for growth in relationship. | | Order # | Price | Pub. Date | Preview | | WP 85 | $10 | 1999 |  | JBMTI/Stone Center publications are available in electronic files by going to the Wellesley Centers For Women web site: www.wcwonline.org
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