Tania Das Gupta is an associate professor cross-appointed to the Department of Equity Studies and to Sociology at York University. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto. Her research areas include race, gender, class, paid workplaces, diaspora, transnationalism and family issues. She is the author of Racism and Paid Work

• : Why Study Racism in Nursing: Theorizing Racism, Gender and Class-Concepts, Theories and Histories: The Political Economy of Health Care: Class, Race and Gender Perspectives: One Nurse’s Story: Nurses Speak Out: Exploring Race and Racism at Work: Deconstructing What Was Said: The Way Ahead: Bibliography

Tania Das Gupta is an associate professor cross-appointed to the Department of Equity Studies and to Sociology at York University. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto. Her research areas include race, gender, class, paid workplaces, diaspora, transnationalism and family issues. She is the author of Racism and Paid Work

• : Why Study Racism in Nursing: Theorizing Racism, Gender and Class-Concepts, Theories and Histories: The Political Economy of Health Care: Class, Race and Gender Perspectives: One Nurse’s Story: Nurses Speak Out: Exploring Race and Racism at Work: Deconstructing What Was Said: The Way Ahead: Bibliography

Tania Das Gupta is an associate professor cross-appointed to the Department of Equity Studies and to Sociology at York University. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto. Her research areas include race, gender, class, paid workplaces, diaspora, transnationalism and family issues. She is the author of Racism and Paid Work

• : Why Study Racism in Nursing: Theorizing Racism, Gender and Class-Concepts, Theories and Histories: The Political Economy of Health Care: Class, Race and Gender Perspectives: One Nurse’s Story: Nurses Speak Out: Exploring Race and Racism at Work: Deconstructing What Was Said: The Way Ahead: Bibliography