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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Shape of the Latino Group: Who Are We and What Are We Talking about Anyway? | |
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| Hispanics? That's What They Call Us | |
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| Welcome to the Old World | |
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| Chance, Context, and Choice in the Social Construction of Race | |
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| Latino/a Identity and Multi-Identity: Community and Culture | |
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| Building Bridges: Latinas and Latinos at the Crossroads | |
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| Life in the Hyphen | |
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| Masks and Identity | |
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| Who Counts? Title VII and the Hispanic Classification | |
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| Race, Identity, and "Box Checking": The Hispanic Classification in OMB Directive No. 15 | |
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| Re-imagining the Latino/a Race | |
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| Conquest and Immigration: How We Got (Get) Here | |
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| Latinos in the United States: Invitation and Exile | |
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| Greasers Go Home: Mexican Immigration, the 1920s | |
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| How Much Responsibility Does the U.S. Bear for Undocumented Mexican Migration? | |
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| Undocumented Immigrants and the National Imagination | |
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| Hispanic Children and Their Families | |
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| Immigration Politics, Popular Democracy, and California's Proposition 187 | |
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| The Racial Politics of Proposition 187 | |
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| Natives and Newcomers | |
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| The Latino Challenge to Civil Rights and Immigration Policy in the 1990s and Beyond | |
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| Nativism, Racism, and Our Social Construction as a "Problem" Group: How Once We Were Here, We Were Racialized by the Dominant Culture | |
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| Anglo-Saxons and Mexicans | |
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| "Occupied" Mexico | |
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| Initial Contacts: Niggers, Redskins, and Greasers | |
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| The Master Narrative of White Supremacy in California | |
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| Occupied America | |
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| Mexican Americans and Whiteness | |
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| Race and Erasure: The Salience of Race to Latinos/as | |
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| "The Mexican Problem" | |
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| Citizens as "Foreigners" | |
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| Racial Construction and Demonization in Mass Culture: Media Treatment and Stereotypes | |
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| Racial Depiction in American Law and Culture | |
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| Bordertown: From Assimilation Narrative to Social "Problem" | |
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| The Border according to Hollywood: The Three Caballeros, Pancho, and the Latin Senoritas | |
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| Born in East L.A.: An Exercise in Cultural Schizophrenia | |
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| Lone Star and the Faces of Despair in INS Raids | |
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| Big Time Players | |
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| Still Looking for America: Beyond the Latino National Political Survey | |
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| Counterstories: We Begin to Talk Back and "Name Our Own Reality" | |
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| My Grandfather's Stories and Immigration Law | |
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| Storytelling for Oppositionists and Others | |
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| Lay Lawyering | |
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| Masks and Resistance | |
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| Mexican Americans as a Legally Cognizable Class | |
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| American Apocalypse | |
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| Rebellious Lawyering and Resistance Strategies: We Fight Back | |
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| The Idea of a Constitution in the Chicano Tradition | |
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| Early Chicano Activism: Zoot Suits, Sleepy Lagoon, and the Road to Delano | |
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| "Breaking the Law" on Principle | |
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| Life in the Trenches | |
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| The Work We Know So Little About | |
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| Revolutionary Art and Artists | |
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| Revisionist Law: Does the Legal System Work for Us? | |
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| The Mexican-American Litigation Experience: 1930-1980 | |
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| The Black/White Binary Paradigm of Race | |
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| The Black/White Binary: How Does It Work? | |
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| The Intersection of Immigration Status, Ethnicity, Gender, and Class | |
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| Bringing International Human Rights Home | |
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| Chicano Indianism | |
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| Rodrigo's Chronicle | |
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| Choosing the Future | |
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| The Well-Defended Academic Identity | |
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| Assimilationism: Maybe Our Best Strategy Is Just to Duck? | |
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| A Scholarship Boy | |
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| LULAC and the Assimilationist Perspective | |
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| Melting Pot or Ring of Fire? | |
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| Out of the Barrio | |
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| Masks and Acculturation | |
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| Straddling Separate Worlds | |
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| Neither Here nor There | |
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| Harvard Homeboy | |
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| Splits and Tensions within the Civil Rights Community | |
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| Origins of Black/Brown Conflict | |
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| Beyond Black/White: The Racisms of Our Time | |
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| It's Not Just Black and White Anymore | |
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| Tensions and Differences within the Latino Community | |
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| A Long-Standing Commitment | |
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| Sex, Gender, and Class: Sure I'm a Latino, but I'm Still Different from You - How about It? | |
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| Mexican Gender Ideology | |
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| Domestic Violence against Latinas by Latino Males | |
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| Maternal Power and the Deconstruction of Male Supremacy | |
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| What's in a Name? Retention and Loss of the Maternal Surname | |
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| A Chicana Perspective on Feminism | |
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| Three Perspectives on Workplace Harassment of Women of Color | |
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| Culture and Economic Violence | |
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| Gendered Inequality | |
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| Notes on the Conflation of Sex, Gender, and Sexual Orientation: A QueerCrit and LatCrit Perspective | |
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| English-Only, Bilingualism, Interpreters: You Mean I Can't Speak Spanish? | |
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| Hold Your Tongue | |
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| A Bilingual-Education Initiative as a Prop. 187 in Disguise? | |
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| American Languages, Cultural Pluralism, and Official English | |
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| Law and Language(s) | |
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| How the Garcia Cousins Lost Their Accents | |
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| Death by English | |
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| Lawyers, Linguists, Story-Tellers, and Limited English-Speaking Witnesses | |
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| Hernandez: The Wrong Message at the Wrong Time | |
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| Attorney as Interpreter | |
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| The Politics of Discretion: Federal Intervention in Bilingual Education | |
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| The Border as Metaphor: What Border Theory Tells Us about Culture | |
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| Borderlands | |
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| Surveying Law and Borders | |
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| Border Crossings | |
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| Sandra Cisneros: The Fading of the Warrior Hero | |
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| Voices/Voces in the Borderlands | |
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| Street Vendors: The Battle over Cultural Interpretation | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Index | |