The Latino/a condition : a critical reader, edited by Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic

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The Latino/a condition : a critical reader, edited by Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic

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a critical reader

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edited by Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic

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• The Latino/a condition : a critical reader

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• New York, New York University Press, ©2011

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents

• Building bridges : Latinas and Latinos at the crossroads
• Gerald P. López
• Early Chicano activism : zoot suits, sleepy lagoon, and the road to Delano
• Rodolfo Acuña
• "Breaking the law" on principle
• Michael A. Olivas
• Life in the trenches
• Oscar "Zeta" Acosta
• Legal violence and the Chicano movement
• Ian F. Haney López
• Is a burrito a sandwich?
• Berta Esperanza Hernández-Truyol
• Marjorie Florestal
• The
• work we know so little about
• Gerald P. López
• Should good people be prosecutors?
• Paul Butler
• The
• black/white binary paradigm of race
• Juan F. Perea
• The
• Life in the hyphen
• black/white binary : how does it work?
• Richard Delgado
• Chicano Indianism
• Martha Menchaca
• Mexican Americans as a legally cognizable class
• Richard Delgado and Vicky Palacios
• Mexican Americans and whiteness
• George A. Martinez
• Mexican Americans and the Faustian pact with whiteness
• Neil Foley
• Ilan Stavans
• Race and erasure : the salience of race to Latinos/as
• Ian F. Haney López
• Brown over "other white" : Mexican Americans' litigation strategy in school desegregation lawsuits
• Steven H. Wilson
• LULAC and the assimilationist perspective
• David G. Gutiérrez
• Melting pot or ring of fire?
• Kevin R. Johnson
• Assimilation and demographic replenishment
• Mary Waters
• Re-imagining the Latino/a race
• A
• scholarship boy
• Richard Rodriguez
• Masks and acculturation
• Margaret E. Montoya
• The
• Mexican case : the story of the immigrant second generation
• Alejandro Portes and Rubén G. Rumbaut
• Harvard homeboy
• Ruben Navarrette, Jr.
• Ángel R. Oquendo
• Dropping the hyphen?
• Tanya Golash-Boza
• Going to school : "two struggles
• Julio Cammarota
• Over the rainbow
• Neil Foley
• Who counts? Title VII and the Hispanic classification
• Alex M. Saragoza, Concepción R. Juarez, Abel Valenzuela, Jr., and Oscar Gonzalez
• Latinegras : desired woment-undesirable mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives
• Marta I. Cruz-Janzen
• The
• Mestizaje and the Mexican mestizo self : no hay sangre negra, so there is no blackness
• Taunya Lovell Banks
• Inventing race
• John D. Skrentny
• Locating Latinos in the field of civil rights : the neoliberal case for radical exclusion
• Richard Delgado
• African-Americans, Latinos, and the construction of race : toward an epistemic coalition
• George A. Martinez
• Do immigrants take away black jobs?
• Kevin R. Johnson and Bill Ong Hing
• question of race
• Our next race question : the uneasiness between blacks and Latinos
• Jorge Klor de Alva, Earl Shorris, and Cornel West
• Mexican gender ideology
• Adelaida R. del Castillo
• Latinas and religion : subordination or state of grace?
• Laura M. Padilla
• "In the beginning he wouldn't life even a spoon"
• Beatriz M. Pesquera
• Domestic violence against Latinas
• Jenny Rivera
• Clara E. Rodriquez
• Chicano rap : machos y malas mujeres
• Pancho McFarland
• Latina sexuality, reproduction, and fertility as threats to the nation
• Leo R. Chavez
• Maid in the U.S.A.
• Mary Romero
• Three perspectives on workplace harassment of women of color
• Maria L. Ontiveros
• What's in a name? retention and loss of the maternal surname
• Yvonne M. Cherena Pacheco
• Gateway to whiteness : the census and hispanic/Latino identity
• Hold your tongue
• James Crawford
• The
• English language movement
• Steven W. Bender
• American languages, cultural pluralism, and official English
• Juan F. Perea
• How the García cousins lost their accents
• Christopher David Ruiz Cameron
• The
• Welcome to the old world
• Gustavo Chacon Mendoza
• law of the noose : a history of Latino lynching and its relation to official English
• Richard Delgado
• Hernandez : the wrong message at the wrong time
• Miguel A. Méndez
• Attorney as interpreter
• Bill Piatt
• Buscando América : why integration and equal protection fail to protect Latinos
• Juan F. Perea
• The
• Latin look and "Walter Cronkite Spanish"
• Occupied America
• Arlene Dávila
• Rodolfo Acuña
• The
• first U.S. Latinos : white wealth and Mexican labor
• Joe R. Feagin
• Tracing the trajectories of conquest
• Juan F. Perea
• Latinos in the United States : invitation and exile
• Gilbert Paul Carrasco
• Earl Shorris
• Greasers go home : Mexican immigration, the 1920s
• Rodolfo Acuña
• Ambivalent reception
• Wayne A. Cornelius
• No poor need apply
• Kevin R. Johnson
• The
• privatization of immigration control
• Robert Koulish
• Puerto Rico and the federal government
• Hispanics? that's what they call us
• Roger Daniels
• The
• Cuban American exile ideology
• Guillermo J. Grenier
• A
• separate and inferior race
• José Luis Morín
• Anglo-Saxons and Mexicans
• Reginald Horsman
• "Occupied" Mexico
• Suzanne Oboler
• Ronald Takaki
• Initial contacts : niggers, redskins, and greasers
• Arnoldo de León
• "The Mexican problem"
• Carey McWilliams
• The
• Mexican question in the Southwest
• Emma Tenayuca and Homer Brooks
• The
• master narrative of white supremacy in California
• Chance, context, and choice in the social construction of race
• Tomás Almaguer
• Are anti-immigrant statements racist or nativist? what difference does it make?
• René Galindo and Jami Virgil
• Racial depiction in American law and culture
• Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic
• Hispanic stereotyping
• Charles Ramirez Berg
• Imaging Mexican Americans : rationalizing oppression
• Joe R. Feagin
• From el bandido to gang member
• Ian F. Haney López
• Mary Romero
• The
• triple taboo
• Richard Delgado
• The
• war on terrorism and its consequences for Latinas/os
• Steven W. Bender
• Latinos, Inc. : the marketing and making of a people
• Arlene Dávila
• Repercussions of Latinos' colonized mentality
• Latino/a identity and multi-identity : community and culture
• Laura M. Padilla
• My grandfather's stories and immigration law
• Michael A. Olivas
• Storytelling for oppositionists and others
• Richard Delgado
• I am Joaquín : Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales and the retroactive construction of Chicanismo
• George Hartley
• Borderlands
• Gloria Anzaldúa
• Rodrigo's chronicle
• Leslie G. Espinoza
• Richard Delgado
• The
• significance of narrative for outsiders
• George A. Martinez
• Narrative, storytelling, and the mantra of intersectionality
• Antonia Darder and Rodolfo D. Torres
• Insurgent metaphors
• Otto Santa Ana
• The
• idea of a constitution in the Chicano tradition

Control code

645789961

Dimensions

26 cm

Edition

2nd ed.

Extent

xiii, 633 pages

Isbn

9780814720394

Isbn Type

(cl : alk. paper)

Lccn

2010026216

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Record ID

.b81709304

System control number

(OCoLC)645789961