Description
Book SynopsisAmerican Ethnicity is a brief text that provides an accessible introduction to the dynamics of racial and ethnic relations. Key concepts and theories are summarized, and the authors develop a simple theoretical framework that guides the presentation of data on each of the prominent ethnic groups in America. As a result, this book examines each ethnic group from the same perspective, allowing students to compare the dynamics of discrimination against African Americans, Native Americans, Asian and Pacific Island Americans, white ethnic Americans, and Latinos.
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Table of ContentsPreface Chapter 1. Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations Chapter 2. Explaining Ethnic Relations Chapter 3. The Anglo-Saxon Core and Ethnic Antagonism Chapter 4. White Ethnic Americans Chapter 5. African Americans Chapter 6. Native Americans Chapter 7. Latinos Chapter 8. Asian and Pacific Island Americans Chapter 9. Arab Americans Chapter 10. The Future of Ethnicity in America
