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Book Review: Manhood on the Line: Working-Class Masculinities in the American Heartland

women, the working classes, and people of color, while seemingly lifting only those boats manned by the already privileged. If anything, the text refuses to invisibilize the beneficiaries cum mechanisms of inequality, those “ . . . elite-white-male policymakers and their associates [that] have routinely hindered the social, economic, and political mobility of most Americans of color, all the while proclaiming the common racialized mythology of American individualism with its strong accent on individual effort bringing opportunity and material success” (p. 212).