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9780131928978

Racial And Ethnic Groups

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    9780131928978

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    013192897X

  • Edition: 10th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-01-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

For undergraduate Sociology courses in Race and Ethnic Relations. This best-selling text provides students with the most accessible, comprehensive and current introduction to the issues confronting racial and ethnic groups in both the U.S. and other countries. Organized first by issues and then by major racial and ethnic groups, the text examines each groups history, then explores its current situation and its concerns for the future. Richard Schaefer, a leading scholar in the area of racial and ethnic relations, grew up in Chicago in the 1960's, at a time when neighborhoods were going through transitions in ethnic and racial composition. He found himself increasingly intrigued by what was happening, how people were reacting, and how these changes were affecting neighborhoods and people's jobs. This life-long interest led to a career in sociology, specifically in the areas of race, gender and social class. This book grew out of his desire to help students to understand the changing dynamics of the U.S. population.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
About the Author xxiii
PART I PERSPECTIVES ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS
Understanding Race and Ethnicity
2(30)
What Is a Subordinate Group?
5(2)
Types of Subordinate Groups
7(2)
Racial Groups
7(1)
Ethnic Groups
7(1)
Religious Groups
8(1)
Gender Groups
8(1)
Other Subordinate Groups
9(1)
Does Race Matter?
9(4)
Biological Meaning
10(2)
Social Construction of Race
12(1)
Sociology and the Study of Race and Ethnicity
13(4)
Stratification by Class and Gender
13(1)
Theoretical Perspectives
14(3)
The Creation of Subordinate-Group Status
17(2)
Migration
17(1)
Annexation
18(1)
Colonialism
18(1)
The Consequences of Subordinate-Group Status
19(6)
Extermination
20(1)
Expulsion
20(1)
Secession
20(1)
Segregation
21(1)
Fusion
22(1)
Assimilation
23(1)
The Pluralist Perspective
24(1)
Who Am I?
25(3)
Resistance and Change
28(4)
Prejudice
32(32)
Hate Crimes
34(3)
Prejudice and Discrimination
37(2)
Merton's Typology
37(1)
LaPiere's Study
38(1)
Theories of Prejudice
39(3)
Scapegoating Theory
39(1)
Authoritarian Personality Theory
40(1)
Exploitation Theory
41(1)
Normative Approach
42(1)
The Content of Prejudice: Stereotypes
42(5)
What Are Stereotypes?
43(2)
Trends in Stereotypes
45(1)
Stereotyping in Action: Racial Profiling
45(2)
The Extent of Prejudice
47(3)
The Social Distance Scale
47(2)
Trends in Prejudice
49(1)
The Mood of the Oppressed
50(2)
Intergroup Hostility
52(2)
Reducing Prejudice
54(6)
Education and Mass Media
54(2)
Equal-Status Contact
56(1)
Corporate Response: Diversity Training
57(3)
Ways to Fight Hate
60(4)
Discrimination
64(26)
Understanding Discrimination
67(3)
Relative Versus Absolute Deprivation
67(1)
Total Discrimination
68(1)
Institutional Discrimination
69(1)
Low-Wage Labor
70(3)
Discrimination Today
73(7)
Measuring Discrimination
74(2)
Eliminating Discrimination
76(4)
Environmental Justice
80(1)
Affirmative Action
81(3)
Affirmative Action Explained
81(1)
The Legal Debate
82(2)
Reverse Discrimination
84(1)
The Glass Ceiling
85(5)
PART II ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS SOURCES OF CONFLICT
Immigration and the United States
90(26)
Patterns of Immigration
93(1)
Today's Foreign-Born Population
94(1)
Early Immigration
95(4)
The Anti-Catholic Crusade
96(1)
The Anti-Chinese Movement
97(2)
Restrictionist Sentiment Increases
99(3)
The National Origin System
99(1)
The 1965 Immigration and Naturalization Act
100(2)
Contemporary Concerns
102(6)
The Brain Drain
102(2)
Population Growth
104(1)
Illegal Immigration
104(4)
The Economic Impact of Immigration
108(3)
The Global Economy and Immigration
111(1)
Refugees
112(4)
Ethnicity and Religion
116(32)
Ethnic Diversity
118(1)
Why Don't We Study Whiteness?
119(4)
Whiteness
119(2)
White Privilege
121(2)
The Rediscovery of Ethnicity
123(2)
The Third-Generation Principle
123(1)
Symbolic Ethnicity
124(1)
The Price Paid by White Ethnics
125(2)
Prejudice Toward White Ethnic Groups
125(1)
The Prejudice of Ethnics
126(1)
Case Example: The Italian Americans
127(2)
Religious Pluralism
129(3)
Ethnicity, Religion, and Social Class
132(4)
Religion in the United States
136(7)
Diversity Among Roman Catholics
137(1)
Diversity Among Protestants
138(2)
Women and Religion
140(1)
Religion and the U.S. Supreme Court
141(2)
Limits of Religious Freedom: The Amish
143(5)
The Amish Way of Life
143(1)
The Amish and Larger Society
144(4)
PART III MAJOR RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS IN THE UNITED STATES
The Native Americans
148(34)
Early European Contacts
151(2)
Treaties and Warfare
153(3)
The Case of the Sioux
154(2)
Ruling the Native Americans
156(2)
The Allotment Act
156(1)
The Reorganization Act
157(1)
Reservation Life and Federal Policies
158(4)
Native American Legal Claims
159(1)
The Termination Act
160(1)
Employment Assistance Program
161(1)
Collective Action
162(4)
Protest Efforts
163(2)
Pan-Indianism: An Overview
165(1)
Sovereignty
166(1)
Native Americans Today
166(16)
Economic Development
167(4)
Education
171(3)
Health Care
174(1)
Religious and Spiritual Expression
175(2)
Environment
177(5)
The Making of African Americans in a White America
182(26)
Slavery
185(6)
Slave Codes
185(2)
African Americans and Africa
187(1)
The Attack on Slavery
188(1)
Slavery's Aftermath
189(1)
Reparations for Slavery
190(1)
The Challenge of Black Leadership
191(3)
The Politics of Accommodation
192(1)
The Niagara Movement
192(2)
Reemergence of Black Protest
194(2)
The Civil Rights Movement
196(4)
Struggle to Desegregate the Schools
196(2)
Civil Disobedience
198(2)
Urban Violence and Oppression
200(2)
Black Power
202(2)
The Religious Force
204(4)
African Americans Today
208(26)
Education
210(4)
Quality and Quantity of Education
211(1)
School Segregation
212(1)
Higher Education
213(1)
The Economic Picture
214(5)
Income and Wealth
215(1)
Employment
216(2)
African American Businesses
218(1)
Family Life
219(6)
Challenges to Family Stability
220(1)
Strengths of African American Families
221(1)
The African American Middle Class
222(3)
Housing
225(2)
Residential Segregation
226(1)
Criminal Justice
227(2)
Health Care
229(1)
Politics
230(4)
Hispanic Americans
234(22)
Latino Identity
237(3)
The Economic Picture
240(1)
The Language Divide
241(3)
Bilingual Education
242(1)
Official Language Movement
243(1)
The Growing Political Presence
244(1)
The Borderlands
245(2)
Cuban Americans
247(4)
Immigration
247(2)
The Present Picture
249(2)
Central and South Americans
251(5)
Immigration
252(1)
The Present Picture
252(4)
Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans
256(26)
Mexican Americans
258(8)
The Immigrant Experience
259(3)
The Economic Picture
262(2)
Political Organizations
264(2)
Puerto Ricans
266(8)
The Bridge Between the Island and the Mainland
267(1)
The Island of Puerto Rico
268(5)
The Island Economy
273(1)
The Contemporary Picture of Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans
274(8)
Education
274(2)
Family Life
276(1)
Health Care
276(2)
Religion
278(4)
Muslim and Arab Americans: Diverse Minorities
282(24)
Muslim and Arab People
284(1)
Arab Americans
285(2)
Muslim Americans
287(6)
Black Muslims
291(2)
Immigration to the United States
293(2)
Contemporary Life in the United States
295(4)
Family Life and Gender
295(2)
Education
297(1)
Politics
298(1)
Being Arab or Muslim in the United States
299(3)
Issues of Prejudice and Discrimination
302(4)
Asian Americans: Growth and Diversity
306(26)
The ``Model Minority'' Image Explored
309(5)
Education and the Economy
310(2)
The Door Half Open
312(2)
Political Activity
314(1)
Diversity Among Asian Americans
315(1)
Filipino Americans
316(2)
Immigration Patterns
316(1)
The Present Picture
317(1)
Asian Indians
318(3)
Immigration
318(1)
The Present Picture
319(2)
Southeast Asian Americans
321(3)
The Refugees
321(1)
The Present Picture
322(1)
Case Study: A Hmong Community
323(1)
Korean Americans
324(3)
Historical Background
324(1)
The Present Picture
325(2)
Hawaii and Its People
327(5)
Historical Background
328(1)
The Present Picture
328(4)
Chinese Americans and Japanese Americans
332(22)
Chinese Americans
334(7)
Occupational Profile of Chinese Americans
335(1)
Chinatowns Today
336(3)
Family and Religious Life
339(2)
Japanese Americans
341(7)
The Wartime Evacuation
342(4)
The Economic Picture
346(1)
Family and Religious Life
347(1)
Remnants of Prejudice and Discrimination
348(6)
Jewish Americans: Quest to Maintain Identity
354(28)
The Jewish People: Race, Religion, or Ethnic Group?
357(2)
Immigration of Jews to the United States
359(2)
Anti-Semitism Past and Present
361(7)
Origins
361(1)
The Holocaust
362(1)
U.S. Anti-Semitism: Past
363(2)
Contemporary Anti-Semitism
365(3)
Position of Jewish Americans
368(4)
Employment and Income
369(1)
Education
370(1)
Organizational Activity
370(1)
Political Activity
371(1)
Religious Life
372(2)
The Orthodox Tradition
372(1)
The Reform Tradition
373(1)
Jewish Identity
374(8)
Role of the Family
375(1)
Role of Religion
376(2)
Role of Cultural Heritage
378(4)
PART IV OTHER PATTERNS OF DOMINANCE
Women: The Oppressed Majority
382(24)
Gender Roles
385(1)
Sociological Perspectives
386(1)
The Feminist Movement
387(2)
The Suffrage Movement
388(1)
The Women's Liberation Movement
388(1)
The Economic Picture
389(7)
Sources of Discrimination
392(3)
Sexual Harassment
395(1)
Feminization of Poverty
396(1)
Education
396(2)
Family Life
398(4)
Child Care and Housework
398(3)
Abortion
401(1)
Political Activity
402(1)
Double Jeopardy: Minority Women
403(3)
Beyond the United States: The Comparative Perspective
406(26)
Mexico
408(5)
The Mexican Indian People and the Color Gradient
411(1)
The Status of Women
412(1)
Canada
413(5)
The First Nation
413(2)
The Quebecois
415(1)
Immigration and Race
416(2)
Northern Ireland
418(3)
Partition
418(1)
The Civil Rights Movement
418(2)
The Northern Ireland Accord
420(1)
Israel and the Palestinians
421(4)
Arab-Israeli Conflicts
422(1)
The Intifada
423(1)
The Search for Solutions Amid Violence
424(1)
Republic of South Africa
425(7)
The Legacy of Colonialism
426(1)
Apartheid
426(1)
The Era of Reconciliation and Moving On
427(5)
Overcoming Exclusion
432(25)
The Aged: A Social Minority
435(5)
Who Are the Elderly?
435(1)
Ageism
436(2)
The Economic Picture
438(1)
Advocacy Efforts by the Elderly
439(1)
People with Disabilities: Moving On
440(7)
Disability in Contemporary Society
440(2)
Labeling the Disabled
442(3)
Advocacy for Disability Rights
445(2)
Gays and Lesbians: Coming Out for Equality
447(4)
Being Gay and Lesbian in the USA
448(1)
Prejudice and Discrimination
449(1)
Advocacy for Gay and Lesbian Rights
449(2)
The Glass Half Empty
451(6)
Internet Resource Directory 457(4)
Glossary 461(6)
References 467(20)
Photo Credits 487(2)
Index 489

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