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Chapter Outline
- Resource Shares of the Three Latino Subpopulations
- Poverty levels of Latinos
- Income of Latinos
- Occupational distribution of Latinos
- Educational attainment for Latinos
- The life span of Latinos
- The housing of Latinos
- Mexican Americans
- The identifiability of Chicanos
- The history of Mexican Americans
- Early history—the conquest of Mexicans in the Southwest
- Mexican Americans in the first half of the twentieth century
- Negative beliefs about Chicanos
- The dynamics of discrimination against Mexican Americans
- Economic discrimination
- Mexican Americans in the second half of the twentieth century
- Legal discrimination
- the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
- the abuses of enforcement agencies
- Educational discrimination
- the cultural conflict of Mexican-origin children
- the dilemma of language in schools
- the alienation of Mexican Americans from schools
- Political discrimination
- The stratification of the Mexican-origin population
- The threats that they are perceived to pose
- The intensification of negative stereotypes
- The new forms of discrimination and stratification
- Puerto Ricans
- A brief history of Puerto Ricans' citizenship status
- Identifiability of Puerto Ricans
- The dynamics of discrimination against Puerto Ricans
- Economic discrimination
- Legal discrimination
- Educational discrimination
- Political discrimination
- The stratification of Puerto Ricans in the Northeast
- Cuban Americans
- A brief history of their arrival in America
- The special status and privilege of Cuban immigrants
- Negative beliefs about Cuban Americans
- The positive elements in beliefs
- The recent turn toward more negative beliefs
- The dynamics of discrimination against Cuban Americans
- Economic discrimination
- the prosperous side
- the more recent problems
- Educational discrimination
- the success of Cubans
- the problems of more recent immigrants
- Political discrimination
- the early success in mobilizing power
- the non-Latino backlash
- The stratification of Cuban Americans
- Their place as the most successful Latino population
- The high degree of internal stratification within the Cuban population
- The lower-class positions of recent immigrants
- Summary
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