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Preface vii
Chapter 1 Recognizing Race 1
Questioning Race 2
The Facts of Racial Inequality 4
The Changing Role of Racism 8
The Cultural Domain 10
Race in Relation to Culture 12
Cultural Analysis 14
Ethnographic Examples 16
Chapter 2 Race, Culture, and Ethnography 27
Fundamental Features of Racial Analysis 27
Ethnographic Perspectives on Race 31
Cultural Dynamics of Race 32
American Culture in Three Words 35
Antiracism and Ethnography 39
Ethnography of Antiracist Workshops 41
Another View from Detroit 42
How to Listen to "White Talk" 46
Combining an Attention to Race and Culture 51
Chapter 3 Race and Nature Culture, Biology, and Genetics 54
What is Nature? 54
Totemic Identities 56
Racial Classification 58
(Mis)Uses of Biology 63
Race and Disease 67
Racial Health Disparities 70
Understanding Genetics and Culture 74
The Controversy over Genes and Race 79
Genes and Culture: A Resolution 82
Conclusion 83
Chapter 4 Understanding Whiteness 86
Objectifying White People 87
What is Whiteness? 90
Whiteness and Discourse 92
Whiteness as a Subject of Study 95
Studying White People in Everyday Life 99
Locating Whiteness in the Social Landscape 109
Class and Race: Bringing Greater Specificity to Whiteness 112
Chapter 5 Understanding Blackness 117
Objectifying Black People 117
What is Blackness? 119
Blackness and Discourse 123
Blackness as a Subject of Study 126
Studying Black People in Everyday Life 132
Locating Blackness in the Social Landscape 139
Class and Race: Bringing Greater Specificity to Blackness 142
Chapter 6 Beyond Black and White 149
Racial Groups? 151
Ethnicity and Race155
Racialization of Latinos and Asian Americans 159
Ethnographic Perspectives on Latinos 164
Ethnographic Perspectives on Asian Americans 173
Chapter 7 Ethnography of Race 182
What Do We Know About Race, Based on Ethnographic Research? 183
Cultural Analysis of Race 189
Appendix A Taking It to the Field: Analyzing Race in a Cultural Framework 193
Appendix B Prompts for Ethnographic Research 198
Glossary 207
References 214
Index 222
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reviewed Race in the 21st Century: Ethnographic Approaches on May 21, 2012
Race in the 21st Century
I had to read this book for an anthropology class. I think it did a good job analyzing race. The book analyzed case studies and defined terms about how we deal with race on a daily basis through communication. I really enjoyed this book, but since I read it in a day for an exam I deemed it as just OK.
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