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SOC 106 Race and Ethnicity

With an eye on social justice and intersectionality, this text provides a sociological analysis of the history, demographics, and contemporary experiences of the following race-ethnic groups: African Americans, Asian American Pacific Islanders, Euro Americans, Latinx, Native Americans, Middle Eastern Americans, and immigrants.

Social Sciences
Author
April Brenner
Publisher
Southwestern College
Source
LibreTexts
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 80 sections
  1. 02: Sociological Theories and Patterns of Intergroup Relations
  2. 2.1 Prejudice and Stereotypes
  3. 2.2 Implicit Bias and Microaggressions
  4. 2.3 Intersectionality
  5. 03: Immigration and Migration
  6. 3.01: History and Background
  7. 3.02: Intergroup Relations
  8. 3.03: Intersectionality
  9. 3.04: Social Institutions
  10. 3.05: Social Change and Resistance
  11. Section 2.3: Patterns of Intergroup Relations
  12. 04: Prejudice Discrimination and Racism
  13. 3.1 Racism
  14. 3.2 Theories of Racial and Ethnic Inequality
  15. 3.3 Social Institutions and Racial Inequality
  16. 3.4 Discrimination: Individual and Structural
  17. 4.04: Social Change and Resistance
  18. 05: Native Americans
  19. 5.01: History and Demographics
  20. 5.02: Intergroup Relations
  21. 5.03: Intersectionality
  22. 5.04: Social Institutions
  23. 5.05: Social Change and Resistance
  24. 06: Euro Americans and Whiteness
  25. 6.01: History and Demographics
  26. 6.02: Intergroup Relations
  27. 6.03: Whiteness- White Privilege White Supremacy and White Fragility
  28. 6.04: Intersectionality
  29. 6.05: Social Institutions
  30. 6.06: Social Change and Resistance
  31. 07: African-Americans
  32. 7.01: History and Demographics
  33. 7.02: Intergroup Relations
  34. 7.03: Intersectionality
  35. 7.04: Social Institutions
  36. 7.05: Social Change and Resistance
  37. 08: Latinx
  38. 8.01: History and Demographics
  39. 8.02: Intergroup Relations
  40. 8.03: Intersectionality
  41. 8.04: Social Institutions
  42. 8.05: Social Change and Resistance
  43. 09: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders
  44. 9.01: History and Demographics
  45. 9.02: Intergroup Relations
  46. 9.03: Intersectionality
  47. 9.04: Social Institutions
  48. 9.05: Social Change and Resistance
  49. 10: Middle Eastern Americans
  50. 10.01: History and Demographics
  51. 10.02: Intergroup Relations
  52. 10.03: Intersectionality
  53. 10.04: Social Institutions
  54. 10.05: Social Change and Resistance
  55. 11: Contemporary Social Movements
  56. 11.01: Defining Social Movements
  57. 11.02: Immigrant Rights
  58. 11.03: Black Lives Matter
  59. 11.04: Indigenous Sovereignty and Environmental Justice
  60. 11.05: White Nationalism
  61. 11.06: Solidarity and Intersectionality
  62. 12: Policies and Future of Race-Ethnic Relations
  63. 12.01: Introduction
  64. 12.02: Affirmative Action
  65. 12.03: Reparations
  66. 12.04: Immigration
  67. 12.05: The Future of Race and Ethnicity in the United States
  68. Chapter 1: Defining Race and Ethnicity
  69. 1.1 A Brief Introduction to Sociology
  70. 1.2 Questioning the Biological Definition of Race
  71. 1.3 Race as a Social Construct
  72. 1.4 Defining Ethnicity
  73. 1.5 Understanding Others
  74. Z Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations (working edit)
  75. 1.01: Sociological Perspective and Sociological Imagination
  76. 1.02: Defining Race
  77. 1.03: Ethnicity and Religion
  78. 1.04: Multiracial Americans
  79. 1.05: Social Stratification and Intersectionality
  80. 1.06: Social Change and Resistance