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America beyond black and white : how immigrants and fusions are helping us overcome the racial divide

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Fernandez, Ronald

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 274-276) and index.1. A historical opportunity : immigrants, fusions, and the reconfiguration of American culture -- 2. Dead end : the white/black dichotomy -- 3. Murals and Mexicans : Chicanos in the United States -- 4. Asian Americans : non-European and nonwhite -- 5. The other others : Indians and Arabs -- 6. The Caribbean : Puerto Ricans, West Indians, Cubans -- 7. The question marks : mixed-race Americans -- 8. A heart transplant -- Epilogue : our fusion family.
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Keywords

  1. Assimilation (Sociology)
  2. Emigration And Immigration
  3. Ethnic Relations
  4. Immigrants
  5. Minorities
  6. Race Relations
  7. Racially Mixed People
  8. Social Aspects
  9. Social Conditions
  10. United States

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