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We the People… Terms and Conditions Apply: Race, Power, and the American Promise examines how race and ethnicity have shaped political power, citizenship, belonging, and democracy in the United States. The nation’s founding ideals promise liberty, equality, representation, and justice. Yet access to those promises has never been distributed equally.

Social Sciences
Author
Laura Chin
Publisher
De Anza College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 145 sections
  1. 01: Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
  2. 1.01: Sociological Perspective and Sociological Imagination
  3. 1.02: Defining Race
  4. 1.03: Ethnicity and Religion
  5. 1.04: Multiracial Americans
  6. 1.05: Social Stratification and Intersectionality
  7. 1.06: Social Change and Resistance
  8. 1.07: Conclusion
  9. 1.08: Glossary
  10. 1.09: References
  11. 1.10: Discussion Questions
  12. 1.11: Alternative Text Descriptions
  13. 02: Social Theory and Relations
  14. 2.01: Sociological Theories and Patterns of Intergroup Relations
  15. 2.1.01: What is a Theory
  16. 2.1.02: Sociological Theoretical Perspectives
  17. 2.1.03: Patterns of Intergroup Relations
  18. 2.02: Social Imagination
  19. 2.03: Conclusion
  20. 2.04: Glossary
  21. 2.05: References
  22. 2.06: Discussion Questions
  23. 2.07: Alternative Text Descriptions
  24. 03: Immigration and Migration
  25. 3.01: Immigration and Migration
  26. 3.1.01: History and Background
  27. 3.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  28. 3.1.03: Intersectionality
  29. 3.1.04: Social Institutions
  30. 3.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  31. 3.02: Conclusion
  32. 3.03: Glossary
  33. 3.04: References
  34. 3.05: Discussion Questions
  35. 3.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  36. 04: Oppression
  37. 4.01: Prejudice Discrimination and Racism
  38. 4.1.01: Socialization and Culture
  39. 4.1.02: Stereotypes and Prejudice
  40. 4.1.03: Discrimination
  41. 4.1.04: Racism
  42. 4.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  43. 4.02: Conclusion
  44. 4.03: Glossary
  45. 4.04: References
  46. 4.05: Discussion Questions
  47. 4.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  48. 05: Indigenous Americans
  49. 5.01: Native Americans
  50. 5.1.01: History and Demographics
  51. 5.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  52. 5.1.03: Intersectionality
  53. 5.1.04: Social Institutions
  54. 5.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  55. 5.02: Conclusion
  56. 5.03: Glossary
  57. 5.04: References
  58. 5.05: Discussion Questions
  59. 5.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  60. 06: White Folk
  61. 6.01: Euro Americans and Whiteness
  62. 6.1.01: History and Demographics
  63. 6.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  64. 6.1.03: Whiteness- White Privilege White Supremacy and White Fragility
  65. 6.1.04: Intersectionality
  66. 6.1.05: Social Institutions
  67. 6.1.06: Social Change and Resistance
  68. 6.02: Conclusion
  69. 6.03: Glossary
  70. 6.04: References
  71. 6.05: Discussion Questions
  72. 6.06: Alternative Text Descirptions
  73. 07: African-Americans
  74. 7.01: African-Americans
  75. 7.1.01: History and Demographics
  76. 7.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  77. 7.1.03: Intersectionality
  78. 7.1.04: Social Institutions
  79. 7.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  80. 7.02: Conclusion
  81. 7.03: Glossary
  82. 7.04: References
  83. 7.05: Discussion Questions
  84. 7.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  85. 08: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders
  86. 8.01: Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders
  87. 8.1.01: History and Demographics
  88. 8.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  89. 8.1.03: Intersectionality
  90. 8.1.04: Social Institutions
  91. 8.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  92. 8.02: Conclusion
  93. 8.03: Glossary
  94. 8.04: References and Recommended for Further Reading
  95. 8.05: Discussion Questions
  96. 8.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  97. 09: Latinx
  98. 9.01: Latinx
  99. 9.1.01: History and Demographics
  100. 9.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  101. 9.1.03: Intersectionality
  102. 9.1.04: Social Institutions
  103. 9.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  104. 9.02: Conclusion
  105. 9.03: Glossary
  106. 9.04: References
  107. 9.05: Discussion Questions
  108. 9.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  109. 10: Middle Eastern Americans
  110. 10.01: Middle Eastern Americans
  111. 10.1.01: History and Demographics
  112. 10.1.02: Intergroup Relations
  113. 10.1.03: Intersectionality
  114. 10.1.04: Social Institutions
  115. 10.1.05: Social Change and Resistance
  116. 10.02: Conclusion
  117. 10.03: Glossary
  118. 10.04: References
  119. 10.05: Discussion Questions
  120. 10.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  121. 11: Social Movements
  122. 11.01: Contemporary Social Movements
  123. 11.1.01: Defining Social Movements
  124. 11.1.02: Immigrant Rights
  125. 11.1.03: Black Lives Matter
  126. 11.1.04: Indigenous Sovereignty and Environmental Justice
  127. 11.1.05: White Nationalism
  128. 11.1.06: Solidarity and Intersectionality
  129. 11.02: Conclusion
  130. 11.03: Glossary
  131. 11.04: References
  132. 11.05: Discussion Questions
  133. 11.06: Alternative Text Descriptions
  134. 12: The Future of Race and Ethnic Relations
  135. 12.01: Policies and Future of Race-Ethnic Relations
  136. 12.1.01: Introduction
  137. 12.1.02: Affirmative Action
  138. 12.1.03: Reparations
  139. 12.1.04: Immigration
  140. 12.1.05: The Future of Race and Ethnicity in the United States
  141. 12.02: Conclusion
  142. 12.03: Glossary
  143. 12.04: References
  144. 12.05: Discussion Questions
  145. 12.06: Alternative Text Descriptions