Mixed Race Studies: A Reader Book

	Introduction : rethinking 'mixed race' studies	1
1	Do races ever amalgamate?	37
2	Recapitulation : the respective characteristics of the three great races; the superiority of the white type, and, within this type, of the Aryan family	39
3	Hybridity of animals, viewed in connection with the natural history of mankind	42
4	On the races of men : ... the effects of crossing	47
5	Comparative elements of civilization	52
6	The amalgam he represents and his significance for the study of race	54
7	The hybrid as a sociological type	57
8	God's own chillun	59
9	The racial hybrid	65
10	Crossing the boundary : the marginal man	69
11	The 'half-caste' pathology	73
12	Nazi-sterilization of Afro-Germans	80
13	American anthropological association statement on 'race'	97
14	Genetics and the biology of race crossing	100
15	Genetics, identity and the anthropology of essentialism	116
16	DNA, blood and racializing the tribe	123
17	La Conciencia De La Mestiza : towards a new consciousness	139
18	Within, between, and beyond race	143
19	The illogic of American racial categories	149
20	Black, white, and gray : words, words, words	153
21	Race, biraciality, and mixed race	158
22	Race-ing and being raced : the critical interrogation of 'passing'	166
23	Introduction	171
24	Into the mix	176
25	Let blackness and whiteness wash through : competing discourses on bi-racialization and the compulsion of genealogical erasures	183
26	The mulatto millennium	205
27	Is biracial enough (or, what's this about a multiracial category on the census? : a conversation)	209
28	Will the census go multiracial?	214
29	Thinking about transcending race	219
30	Overview of race and hispanic origin : census 2000 brief	225
31	'Mixed race' in official statistics	244
32	Census 2001 - ethnicity and religion in England and Wales (2002)	250
33	The conceptualisation and categorisation of mixed race/ethnicity in Britain and North America : identity options and the role of the state	255
34	Do multiracial subjects really challenge race? : mixed race Asians in the United States and the Caribbean	263
35	Servants of culture : the symbolic role of mixed-race Asians in American discourse	271
36	Y. Tu 'Que' (Y2K) : Latino history in the new millennium	276
37	The new millennium : toward a new master racial project and epilogue : beyond black or white : a new United States racial project	283
38	The last plantation	295
39	Assessing multiracial identity	303
40	Same difference : towards a more unified discourse in 'mixed race' theory	313