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9781563249617

Double Exposure: Poverty and Race in America

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  • ISBN13:

    9781563249617

  • ISBN10:

    1563249618

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-11-30
  • Publisher: Routledge

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"A provocative and powerful collection of eclectic writings on the central moral issue of our times". -- Jonathan Kozol, author of Amazing Grace: The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation "Double Exposure delivers a double dose of smart writing, controlled anger, and devasting common sense". -- Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Worst Years of Our Lives: Irreverent Notes from a Decade of Greed This book provides the most up-to-date and comprehensive review of the major topics surrounding our country s most troublesome and seemingly intractable social problem: the intersection of race and poverty. The sixty-three contributions -- by some of the nation's leading thinkers and activists (Nathan Glazer, Roger Wilkins, Senator Bill Bradley, Brent Staples, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Manning Marable, Howard Winant, Benjamin DeMott, Max Frankel, Herbert Gans, Henry Hampton, Julian Bond, and many others), representing a variety of disciplines and backgrounds -- are organized under seven key topics: affirmative action; the "permanence of racism" thesis; the use and utility of racial and ethnic categories; multiculturalism; immigration; the "underclass" debate; and democracy/equality.

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Bill Bradley
Preface xv
Julian Bond
Editor's Introduction xix
Chester Hartman
Introduction 3(14)
john a. powell
Part 1. Is Racism Permanent?
Commentaries
17(22)
Howard Winant
S.M. Miller
John C. Brittain
Leslye E. Orloff
Paul Ong
Daniel Levitas
Jose Padilla
Bernardine Dohrn
john a. powell
Put on a Happy Face: Masking the Differences Between Blacks and Whites
39(6)
Benjamin DeMott
The New International Dynamics of Race
45(12)
Howard Winant
Part 2. Racial/Ethnic Categories
One Drop of Blood
57(15)
Lawrence Wright
The Limitations of Directive 15
72(5)
Juanita Tamayo Lott
The Error of the Third Type
77(3)
Samuel L. Myers, Jr.
Categories Count
80(3)
Libero Della Piana
At the Races: The Multiracial Proposal
83(2)
Ibrahim K. Sundiata
Accurate Racial/Ethnic Data Should Drive Category Review
85(5)
Raul Yzaguirre
Sonia M. Perez
A Single Census Question to Measure Race, Spanish Origin, and Ancestry
90(3)
Reynolds Farley
On the Census Race and Ethnic Categories
93(4)
Nathan Glazer
Who Thought of Dropping Racial Categories, and Why?
97(4)
john a. powell
Part 3. Immigration
An International Perspective on Migration
101(4)
Cathi Tactaquin
Changing Relations: Newcomers and Established Residents in U.S. Communities
105(7)
Robert Bach
Commentary
112(2)
Cathi Tactaquin
Immigration and the Civil Rights Movement
114(3)
William R. Tamayo
Job Competition Between Immigrants and African Americans
117(6)
Paul Ong
Abel Valenzuela, Jr.
Latino Immigrants in Los Angeles: A Portrait from the 1990 Census
123(7)
David Hayes-Bautista
Werner Schink
Gregory Rodriguez
The Immigration Quiz
130(5)
Part 4. ``The Underclass''
American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass
135(5)
Douglas S. Massey
Fighting the Biases Embedded in Social Concepts of the Poor
140(4)
Herbert J. Gans
The Welfare Quiz
144(2)
The Income and Jobs Quiz
146(5)
Part 5. Multiculturalism
Racism and Multicultural Democracy
151(9)
Manning Marable
The Debate on Multiculturalism
160(3)
john a. powell
Social History: Our Rudder in the Midst of Storms
163(8)
Henry Hampton
Part 6. Affirmative Action
Affirmative Action: The Questions to Be Asked
171(3)
William L. Taylor
Racism Has Its Privileges
174(4)
Roger Wilkins
Scapegoating
178(1)
Maxine Waters
Affirmative Action: Why Bosses Like It
179(2)
The Presumption of Stupidity: Affirmative Action, Occupational Apartheid
181(1)
Brent Staples
Reaffirm the Affirmative
182(1)
Max Frankel
Affirmative Action: The Army's Success
182(3)
Charles Moskos
Affirmative Action, R.I.P.
185(2)
Salim Muwakkil
The Affirmative Action Quiz
187(4)
Fred Pincus
Reparations
191(12)
john a. powell
Sharon Parker
Theodore M. Shaw
Howard Winant
Richard America
David McReynolds
Kalonji Olusegun
Ronald Trosper
John Tateishi
Part 7. Democracy/Equality
Race, Wealth, and Inequality in America
203(6)
Melvin L. Oliver
Thomas M. Shapiro
Respect!
209(8)
S.M. Miller
Karen Marie Ferroggiaro
Reuniting City and Suburb: The Key to Inner-City Progress
217(6)
David Rusk
Commentaries
223(9)
Margaret Weir
Eric Mann
John O. Calmore
The Economic Inequality Quiz
232(3)
Quiz Answers 235(6)
Contributors 241(6)
PRRAC Board of Directors and Social Science Advisory Board 247(4)
Index 251

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