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Sociology of Race and Ethnicity

With an eye on social justice and intersectionality, the text provides an analysis of the history, demographics, and contemporary experiences of the following racial-ethnic groups: African Americans, Asian American Pacific Islanders, Euro Americans, Latinx, Native Americans, and Middle Eastern Americans. This text is suitable for a sociology course on race and ethnic relations, introduction to ethnic studies, or a social justice studies introductory course.

Social Sciences

Tác giả: Jennifer Ounjian
Nhà xuất bản: Contra Costa College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-NC-SA
Ngôn ngữ: EN
Danh mục: Khoa học cơ bản

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01: Introduction to Ethnic Studies and the Sociological Imagination
1.01: The Color Line and the Study of race
1.02: The Struggle for Ethnic Studies
1.03: Chapter Synthesis- The Color Line and the Work of Ethnic Studies
1.04: References
02: Key Concepts for Analyzing Race and Ethnicity
2.01: Defining Race
2.1.01: Multiracial Americans
2.02: Ethnicity and Religion
2.03: Social Stratification
2.04: Intersectionality
2.05: Resistance Social Movements and Social Change
03: Theoretical Frameworks in Ethnic Studies and Sociology
3.01: What is a Theory
3.02: Theoretical Perspectives on Race and Ethnicity
04: Prejudice Discrimination and Racism as a Structural System
4.01: Ethnic-Racial Socialization and Culture
4.02: Stereotypes Prejudice and Cognitive Bias
4.03: Discrimination- From Individual Action to Institutional Practice
4.04: Racism as a Structural System
4.05: Remedies Formal Equality and the Limits of Reform
4.5.01: Affirmative Action
4.06: Chapter Synthesis- From Racial Meaning to Structural Change
05: American Indian Native American Indigenous Studies
5.01: History and Demographics
5.02: Indigenous Ways of Knowing
5.03: Core Concepts and Theories
5.04: Identity and Racialization
5.05: Intergroup Relations- Invasion Occupation Imperialism Hegemony
5.06: Social Institutions
5.07: References
5.08: Social Change and Resistance
5.8.01: Indigenous Sovereignty and Environmental Justice
5.09: Chapter Synthesis
06: Africana African American Black Studies
6.01: History and Demographics
6.02: Introduction
6.03: How We Got Here- Lifting The Veil
6.04: Identity and Racialization
6.05: Social Institutions
6.06: Intersectionality
6.07: Social Change and Resistance
6.7.01: Black Lives Matter
6.7.02: Reparations
6.08: Chapter Synthesis
6.09: References
07: Chicanx and Latinx Studies
7.01: History and Demographics
7.02: Introduction
7.03: Identity and Racialization
7.04: Intergroup Relations
7.05: Social Institutions
7.06: Intersectionality
7.07: Social Change and Resistance
7.7.01: Labor Movements- Domestic Workers
7.7.02: Labor Movements- Agricultural Workers
7.08: Migration and Immigration
7.09: Special Topics in Chicanx and Latinx Studies
7.9.01: Contested and Competing Meanings in Chicanx and Latinx Studies
7.10: Chapter Synthesis
7.11: References
08: Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies
8.01: History and Demographics
8.02: Introduction
8.03: Identity and Racialization
8.04: Intergroup Relations- Immigration Exclusion and Violence
8.05: Wars and Imperialism
8.06: Pacific Islander Studies
8.07: Intersectionality
8.08: Chaper Synthesis
8.09: References
09: Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) Americans
9.01: History and Demographics
9.02: Intergroup Relations
9.03: Social Institutions
9.04: Intersectionality
9.05: Social Change and Resistance
10: Immigration and Migration
10.01: History and Background
10.02: Intergroup Relations
10.03: Intersectionality
10.04: Social Institutions
10.05: Social Change and Resistance
10.5.01: Immigrant Rights
11: Euro Americans and Whiteness
11.01: History and Demographics
11.02: Core Concepts- Whiteness Privilege Supremacy and Fragility
11.03: Intergroup Relations
11.04: Social Institutions- The Structural Legacy of Whiteness
11.05: Intersectionality
11.06: Social Change and Resistance
11.6.01: White Nationalism
11.07: Chapter Synthesis
11.08: References
12: The State of Human Caging- Incarceration Policing and State-Sanctioned Violence
12.01: Introduction
12.02: The Prison Industrial Complex
12.03: War on Drugs and the Age of Mass Incarceration
12.04: Policing Colonialism and Slavery
12.05: Is Policing Inherently Racist
12.06: School-to-Prison Pipeline
12.07: Alternative Solutions
12.08: Summary Review
12.09: References
13: Solidarity Coalition and Comparative Movement Politics
13.01: Introduction
13.02: Transnational Organizing in the Diaspora
13.03: Frameworks for Action
13.04: Summary Review
13.05: U.S. Civil Rights and Liberatory Movements
13.06: Contemporary Environmental Racial and Gender Justice Movements
13.07: References