Racial & ethnic relations in America
Record details
- ISBN: 1682173194
- ISBN: 9781682173190
- ISBN: 1682173186
- ISBN: 9781682173183
- ISBN: 1682173178
- ISBN: 9781682173176
- ISBN: 1682173151
- ISBN: 9781682173152
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Physical Description:
3 volumes (1506 pages) : illustrations ; 26 cm
print - Edition: Second edition.
- Publisher: Ipswich, Massachusetts : Salem Press, a division of EBSCO Information Services ; [Amenia, New York] : Grey House Publishing, [2017]
- Copyright: ©2017
Content descriptions
General Note: | First edition published in 2000. |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | VOLUME 3 -- Politics and racial/ethnic relations in Canada -- Politics of hate -- Poll tax -- Poor People's March on Washington -- Pope's Revolt -- Popular media: portrayals of race and ethnicity -- Positive ethnocentrism -- Post-Columbian West Indies uprisings -- "Post-racial" or "color-blind" society -- Poverty and race -- Power elite -- Powwows -- Prejudice and discrimination: Merton's paradigm -- Prejudice and stereotyping -- Prejudice: effects -- Prejudice: reduction -- Presidential election of 2012 -- President's Committee on Civil Rights (1946) -- Proclamation of 1763 -- Progressive inclusion theory of assimilation -- Proposition 187 -- Proposition 209 -- Progressive inclusion theory of assimilation -- Proslavery argument -- Protestant holidays and celebrations -- Psychological theories of intergroup relations -- Psychology of racism -- Public Law 280 -- Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund -- Puerto Rico -- Push and pull factors (race relations) -- Quotas and race relations -- R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul -- Race as a concept -- Race card -- Race relations cycle -- Race riots of 1866 -- Race riots of 1943 -- Race riots in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries -- Race-class debate -- Race-neutrality -- Racial and ethnic demographics in Canada -- Racial and ethnic demographics trends -- Racial and ethnic tolerance -- Racial formation theory -- Racial hierarchy -- Racial profiling: an overview -- Racial propaganda -- Racial/ethnic jokes and humor -- Racial/ethnic relations in Canada -- Racial/ethnic relations: theoretical overview -- Racial formation theory -- Racial profiling -- Racism as a "system of advantage" -- Racism as an ideology -- Racism: changing nature over time -- Racism: history of the concept -- "Racial" versus "ethnic" -- Rainbow PUSH Coalition -- Reapportionment cases -- Reconstruction -- Red Scare -- Redemption period -- Redistricting -- Redlining -- Redress movement -- Refugee fatigue -- Refugees and racial/ethnic relations -- Refugees, US policy on -- Reitman v. Mulkey -- Relative deprivation theory -- Religion-based ethnicities -- Relocation of American Indians -- Reparations for slavery -- Repatriation -- Representation: gerrymandering, malapportionment, and reapportionment -- Reservation system of the United States -- Reserve system of Canada -- Restitution to Native Americans -- Restrictive or racial covenants -- Retribalization -- "Reverse" racism -- Reynolds v. Sims -- Richmond v. J. A. Croson Company -- Riel Rebellions -- Roldan v. Los Angeles County -- Roma -- Roosevelt coalition -- Rosenberg trial -- Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples (RCAP) -- Runyon v. McCrary -- Russian Americans -- Sacco and Vanzetti trial -- Sanctuary movement -- Sand Creek massacre (1864) -- Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez -- Santeria -- Scandinavian Americans -- "Scientific" racism -- Scots-Irish "race" -- Scott v. Sandford -- Scottsboro trials -- Segmented assimilation theory -- Segregation in American history -- Segregation on the frontier -- Segregation versus integration -- Self-determination and ethnicity in the US -- Self-identification among Asian Americans -- Self-identification among Latinos -- Self-segregation -- Sell-out -- Selma-Montgomery march -- Seminole Wars -- Separatism -- Separatist movement in Quebec -- Sephardic Jewish Americans -- Set-asides -- Settlement houses -- Sexual fears and racism -- Sharecropping -- Shaw v. Reno -- Shelley v. Kraemer -- Sikhs in Canada -- Sikhs in the United States -- Simpson trial -- Sioux War -- Skinheads -- Slave codes -- Slave rebellions -- Slavery -- Slavery and race relations -- Slavery and the justice system -- Slavery in the early development of North America -- Smith v. Allwright -- Social Darwinism and racism -- Social identity theory and race relations -- Social mobility and race -- Social perception of others -- Social rearticulation -- Social stratification theories -- Socialization and reference groups -- Society of American Indians -- Sociobiology and race -- Somatic norm theory -- Soul as a concept -- South Carolina Statehouse Confederate Flag Controversy -- Southern Conference for Human Welfare -- Southwest Voter Registration Education Project -- Soviet Jewish immigrants -- Split labor market theory -- Sports and racial relations -- Standardized testing and IQ testing controversies -- Standing Bear v. Crook -- Status Indians -- Stereotype -- Stereotyping and the self-fulfilling prophecy -- Stop and frisk -- Structural assimilation -- Structural racism -- Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee -- Subordinate group -- Summit Meeting of National Negro Leaders -- Supreme Court and ethnic representation -- Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education -- Sweatt v. Painter -- Symbolic interactionism (racial and ethnic issues) -- Symbolic racism -- Syncretism -- Taiwanese Americans -- Talented Tenth - Tecumseh's Rebellion -- Termination Resolution -- Teutonic "race" -- Third World strike - Thomas/Hill hearings -- Three-fifths compromise -- Tibetans in North America -- Tokenism -- Tolerance -- Trail of Broken Treaties -- Trail of Tears -- Transnationalism and ethnonationalism -- Transracial adoption in the US -- Treaties and agreements with Aboriginal peoples in Canada -- Treaties and agreements with American Indians of the United States -- Tribal councils -- Tribal courts -- Tribal sovereignty -- Tribalism -- Triple oppression -- Turner's slave insurrection -- Tuskegee Airmen -- Tuskegee experiment -- Twice migrants -- Tydings-McDuffie Act -- Unarmed black killings by whites in the twenty-first century -- Underclass theories -- Underground Railroad -- Undocumented immigration -- Undocumented/unauthorized worker/migrant -- United Farm Workers -- United Jewish Appeal -- United Negro College Fund (UNCF) -- United States Commission on Civil Rights -- United States v. Bhagat Singh Thind -- United States v. Kagama -- United States v. Reese -- United States v. Washington -- United Steelworkers of America v. Weber -- Universal Negro Improvement Association -- Urban Indians -- Urban underclass and the rural poor -- USA Freedom Act -- Vietnamese Americans -- Vietnamese Canadians -- Visible minority allophones in Canada -- Voter restriction laws and initiatives -- Voting Rights Act of 1965 -- Voting rights of American Indians -- Voting right of Canadian aboriginals -- War Brides Act -- War on terrorism -- Wards Cove Packing Company v. Atonio -- Washington v. Davis -- Water rights and racial relations -- Watts riot -- Weber v. Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation -- "Welfare queen" stereotype -- Welfare reform and racial/ethnic relations -- Welfare reforms of 1996 -- Welfare stereotypes -- Welfare's impact on racial/ethnic relations -- West Indian Americans -- White "race" -- White Anglo-Saxon Protestant (WASP) -- White Aryan Brotherhood -- White church -- White ethnics -- White flight -- White man's burden -- White Paper of 1969 -- White supremacist groups in the US -- White trash -- Whites -- Wilson-Willie debate -- Wisconsin v. Mitchell -- Women and racism -- Women of All Red Nations -- Women of color -- Wong Kim Ark v. United States -- Work ethic and race relations -- Workplace Teams and Diversity -- Wounded Knee massacre (1890) -- Wounded Knee occupation (1973) -- Xenophobia, nativism, and eugenics -- Yellow peril campaign -- Yellow Power -- Young Lords -- Youth gangs -- Zionism -- Zoning and race relations -- Zoot-suit riots -- Appendixes -- Time Line of Racial and Ethnic Relations -- Categorized List of Entries -- Pioneers of Intergroup Relations -- Bibliography of Racial and Ethnic Relations -- Index. |
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CHOICE_Magazine Review
Racial and Ethnic Relations in America
CHOICE
Copyright American Library Association, used with permission.
This second edition adds articles about selected programs (e.g., DACA--Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), events (the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center), and movements (Black Lives Matter) that postdate the edition published by Salem Press editors in 1999 (CH, Mar'00, 37-3690). The work's stated intention is to present theory, history, current events, and issues, but the editors' mere mention in passing or omission altogether of some topics seems surprising (e.g., the US-Mexico border wall controversy, or the Buffalo Soldiers Army regiments of the 1860s), given the prominence of such matters in the news or in cultural studies during the intervening years. While revisions and inclusion of new research are evident in the general bibliography and in sources for further reading following the articles (e.g., the Holocaust entry has been notably updated), much of the content appears unchanged from the first edition. Articles about particular ethnic groups present updated demographic statistics, and some have short addenda discussing socioeconomic factors. Given the prominence today of ethnic and racial relations in historical studies, and the greater awareness of ongoing historical revision, an emphasis on insights from newer studies would have been preferred. The presentation of materials for further reading is better in the new edition, in which reference lists replace dense bibliographic paragraphs. The first edition's separate "Personage Index," the list of contributors (with affiliations), and volume-specific photo credits are absent from this second edition. Signed articles and photo cut lines take care of creator credits, but omission of author affiliation makes it harder to contact the contributors or have a sense of who is currently active. Other features include a categorized list of entries (unnecessary, in this reviewer's opinion), an inadequately updated time line (with entries that are mostly "firsts" for a single ethnic group), a section now titled "Pioneers of Intergroup Relations" (comprising short entries about selected individuals involved in events or movements, classified by identity group), plus a topically subdivided "Bibliography of Ethnic and Racial Relations" and a general index. Overall, this expensive work is disappointing as a new edition and is recommended for institutions collecting comprehensively or that do not already own the first edition. Summing Up: Recommended, with reservations. High school through beginning undergraduate students; general readers. --Kate Cleland-Sipfle, Southern Oregon University