000 07703nam a2200325 a 4500
001 00015074
005 20230823095100.0
008 140709s2011 nyu b 001 0 eng
020 _a9780814720394 (cl : alk. paper)
020 _a0814720390 (cl : alk. paper)
020 _a9780814720400 (pb : alk. paper)
020 _a0814720404 (pb : alk. paper)
040 _aBD-DhIUB
_cBD-DhIUB
082 0 0 _a305.868
_222
245 0 4 _aThe Latino/a condition :
_ba critical reader /
_cedited by Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic.
246 3 _aLatino condition
246 3 _aLatina condition
250 _a2nd ed.
260 _aNew York :
_bNew York University Press,
_cc2011.
300 _axiii, 633 p. ;
_c26 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _tWelcome to the old world /
_rEarl Shorris --
_tHispanics? that's what they call us /
_rSuzanne Oboler --
_tChance, context, and choice in the social construction of race /
_rIan F. Haney López --
_tLatino/a identity and multi-identity : community and culture /
_rLeslie G. Espinoza --
_tBuilding bridges : Latinas and Latinos at the crossroads /
_rBerta Esperanza Hernández-Truyol --
_tLife in the hyphen /
_rIlan Stavans --
_tRe-imagining the Latino/a race /
_rÁngel R. Oquendo --
_gThe
_tquestion of race /
_rClara E. Rodriquez --
_tGateway to whiteness : the census and hispanic/Latino identity /
_rGustavo Chacon Mendoza --
_tOccupied America /
_rRodolfo Acuña --
_gThe
_tfirst U.S. Latinos : white wealth and Mexican labor /
_rJoe R. Feagin --
_tTracing the trajectories of conquest /
_rJuan F. Perea --
_tLatinos in the United States : invitation and exile /
_rGilbert Paul Carrasco --
_tGreasers go home : Mexican immigration, the 1920s /
_rRodolfo Acuña --
_tAmbivalent reception /
_rWayne A. Cornelius --
_tNo poor need apply /
_rKevin R. Johnson --
_gThe
_tprivatization of immigration control /
_rRobert Koulish --
_tPuerto Rico and the federal government /
_rRoger Daniels --
_gThe
_tCuban American exile ideology /
_rGuillermo J. Grenier --
_gA
_tseparate and inferior race /
_rJosé Luis Morín --
_tAnglo-Saxons and Mexicans /
_rReginald Horsman --
_t"Occupied" Mexico /
_rRonald Takaki --
_tInitial contacts : niggers, redskins, and greasers /
_rArnoldo de León --
_t"The Mexican problem" /
_rCarey McWilliams --
_gThe
_tMexican question in the Southwest /
_rEmma Tenayuca and Homer Brooks --
_gThe
_tmaster narrative of white supremacy in California /
_rTomás Almaguer --
_tAre anti-immigrant statements racist or nativist? what difference does it make? /
_rRené Galindo and Jami Virgil --
_tRacial depiction in American law and culture /
_rRichard Delgado and Jean Stefancic --
_tHispanic stereotyping /
_rCharles Ramirez Berg --
_tImaging Mexican Americans : rationalizing oppression /
_rJoe R. Feagin --
_tFrom el bandido to gang member /
_rMary Romero --
_gThe
_ttriple taboo /
_rRichard Delgado --
_gThe
_twar on terrorism and its consequences for Latinas/os /
_rSteven W. Bender --
_tLatinos, Inc. : the marketing and making of a people /
_rArlene Dávila --
_tRepercussions of Latinos' colonized mentality /
_rLaura M. Padilla --
_tMy grandfather's stories and immigration law /
_rMichael A. Olivas --
_tStorytelling for oppositionists and others /
_rRichard Delgado --
_tI am Joaquín : Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales and the retroactive construction of Chicanismo /
_rGeorge Hartley --
_tBorderlands /
_rGloria Anzaldúa --
_tRodrigo's chronicle /
_rRichard Delgado --
_gThe
_tsignificance of narrative for outsiders /
_rGeorge A. Martinez --
_tNarrative, storytelling, and the mantra of intersectionality /
_rAntonia Darder and Rodolfo D. Torres --
_tInsurgent metaphors /
_rOtto Santa Ana --
_gThe
_tidea of a constitution in the Chicano tradition /
_rGerald P. López --
_tEarly Chicano activism : zoot suits, sleepy lagoon, and the road to Delano /
_rRodolfo Acuña --
_t"Breaking the law" on principle /
_rMichael A. Olivas --
_tLife in the trenches /
_rOscar "Zeta" Acosta --
_tLegal violence and the Chicano movement /
_rIan F. Haney López --
_tIs a burrito a sandwich? /
_rMarjorie Florestal --
_gThe
_twork we know so little about /
_rGerald P. López --
_tShould good people be prosecutors? /
_rPaul Butler --
_gThe
_tblack/white binary paradigm of race /
_rJuan F. Perea --
_gThe
_tblack/white binary : how does it work? /
_rRichard Delgado --
_tChicano Indianism /
_rMartha Menchaca --
_tMexican Americans as a legally cognizable class /
_rRichard Delgado and Vicky Palacios --
_tMexican Americans and whiteness /
_rGeorge A. Martinez --
_tMexican Americans and the Faustian pact with whiteness /
_rNeil Foley --
_tRace and erasure : the salience of race to Latinos/as /
_rIan F. Haney López --
_tBrown over "other white" : Mexican Americans' litigation strategy in school desegregation lawsuits /
_rSteven H. Wilson --
_tLULAC and the assimilationist perspective /
_rDavid G. Gutiérrez --
_tMelting pot or ring of fire? /
_rKevin R. Johnson --
_tAssimilation and demographic replenishment /
_rMary Waters --
_gA
_tscholarship boy /
_rRichard Rodriguez --
_tMasks and acculturation /
_rMargaret E. Montoya --
_gThe
_tMexican case : the story of the immigrant second generation /
_rAlejandro Portes and Rubén G. Rumbaut --
_tHarvard homeboy /
_rRuben Navarrette, Jr. --
_tDropping the hyphen? /
_rTanya Golash-Boza --
_tGoing to school : "two struggles /
_rJulio Cammarota --
_tOver the rainbow /
_rNeil Foley --
_tWho counts? Title VII and the Hispanic classification /
_rAlex M. Saragoza, Concepción R. Juarez, Abel Valenzuela, Jr., and Oscar Gonzalez --
_tLatinegras : desired woment-undesirable mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives /
_rMarta I. Cruz-Janzen --
_tMestizaje and the Mexican mestizo self : no hay sangre negra, so there is no blackness /
_rTaunya Lovell Banks --
_tInventing race /
_rJohn D. Skrentny --
_tLocating Latinos in the field of civil rights : the neoliberal case for radical exclusion /
_rRichard Delgado --
_tAfrican-Americans, Latinos, and the construction of race : toward an epistemic coalition /
_rGeorge A. Martinez --
_tDo immigrants take away black jobs? /
_rKevin R. Johnson and Bill Ong Hing --
_tOur next race question : the uneasiness between blacks and Latinos /
_rJorge Klor de Alva, Earl Shorris, and Cornel West --
_tMexican gender ideology /
_rAdelaida R. del Castillo --
_tLatinas and religion : subordination or state of grace? /
_rLaura M. Padilla --
_t"In the beginning he wouldn't life even a spoon" /
_rBeatriz M. Pesquera --
_tDomestic violence against Latinas /
_rJenny Rivera --
_tChicano rap : machos y malas mujeres /
_rPancho McFarland --
_tLatina sexuality, reproduction, and fertility as threats to the nation /
_rLeo R. Chavez --
_tMaid in the U.S.A. /
_rMary Romero --
_tThree perspectives on workplace harassment of women of color /
_rMaria L. Ontiveros --
_tWhat's in a name? retention and loss of the maternal surname /
_rYvonne M. Cherena Pacheco --
_tHold your tongue /
_rJames Crawford --
_gThe
_tEnglish language movement /
_rSteven W. Bender --
_tAmerican languages, cultural pluralism, and official English /
_rJuan F. Perea --
_tHow the García cousins lost their accents /
_rChristopher David Ruiz Cameron --
_gThe
_tlaw of the noose : a history of Latino lynching and its relation to official English /
_rRichard Delgado --
_tHernandez : the wrong message at the wrong time /
_rMiguel A. Méndez --
_tAttorney as interpreter /
_rBill Piatt --
_tBuscando América : why integration and equal protection fail to protect Latinos /
_rJuan F. Perea --
_gThe
_tLatin look and "Walter Cronkite Spanish" /
_rArlene Dávila.
650 0 _aHispanic Americans
_xSocial conditions.
650 0 _aHispanic Americans
_xPolitics and government.
650 0 _aRacism
_zUnited States.
651 0 _aUnited States
_xRace relations.
700 1 _aDelgado, Richard.
700 1 _aStefancic, Jean.
999 _c15132
_d15132
526 _bmkt