Features- Timely issues. Current issues explored in the readings include the changing social and political construction of racial and ethnic identity; the intersection of race and class; race and inequality; recent changes in U.S. immigration; and more!
- Critical thinking. Each reading exposes students to the most important theoretical debates on race and ethnic relations.
- Part introductions. Part introductions briefly describe the readings that follow and identify the central themes emerging throughout the book.
- "Questions to Consider". precede each reading, helping students focus on important themes.
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