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| Acknowledgements | ||
| Preface | ||
| Ch. 1 | Native American Females | |
| "Keynote: Charting New Directions" | 3 | |
| "Past Positives and Present Problems." | 8 | |
| "Squaw Image Stereotyping" | 17 | |
| "Contemporary Indian Humor" | 22 | |
| "Indian Women as Change Agents for Indian Policy" | 29 | |
| "Retrospect and Prospect: The Past, Present, and Future For Indian Women." | 34 | |
| Ch. 2 | Native American Males | |
| "I Will Fight No More Forever." | 43 | |
| "You Must Speak Straight So That Your Words May Go As Sunlight To Our Hearts" | 44 | |
| "The Whites Think We Don't Know about the Mines, But We Do." | 46 | |
| "Manifesto Addressed to the President of the United States from the Youth of America" | 48 | |
| "For the World to Live 'Europe' Must Die" | 54 | |
| "Inaugural Address to the Navajo Nation" | 64 | |
| Ch. 3 | African American Females | |
| "Poem" | 73 | |
| "An Address Delivered Before the Afric-American Female Intelligence Society of America." | 74 | |
| "The New Cry" | 80 | |
| "The Law and Moral Issues." | 83 | |
| "Founders Day Address" | 89 | |
| "Choose One of Five" | 94 | |
| Ch. 4 | African American Males | |
| "The Abolition of Slavery and the Slave Trade In the French and British Colonies" | 105 | |
| "Speech on the Fugitive Slave Bill" | 110 | |
| "The Negro Exodus from the Gulf States" | 113 | |
| "Address Delivered Before Women's New England Club, Boston Jan. 27, 1889" | 129 | |
| "Our Democracy and the Ballot" | 135 | |
| "The Drum Major Instinct" | 142 | |
| Ch. 5 | Mexican American Males | |
| "Reverse Racism" | 154 | |
| "The Word Was Made Flesh: Spanish in the Classroom" | 159 | |
| "Chavez in Austin, Texas" | 161 | |
| "Social Revolution in the Southwest" | 171 | |
| "The Chicano and Education" | 182 | |
| "Doing More For More: Hispanic Issues For Texas And The Nation" | 198 | |
| Ch. 6 | Mexican American Females | |
| "The Meaning of the Chicano Movement" | 215 | |
| "Through the Curtain of Discontent A Face Emerges" | 220 | |
| "Thoughts On A Sunday Afternoon" | 224 | |
| "Viva La Causa! Viva La Raza" | 229 | |
| "Folk Lore of the Texas-Mexican Vaquero" | 234 | |
| "Rancho Buena Vista: Its Ways of Life and Traditions" | 236 | |
| Ch. 7 | White American Females | |
| "What Have We, As Individuals, To Do With Slavery?" | 255 | |
| "For the Woman Suffrage Movement" | 260 | |
| "An Epistle to the Clergy of the Southern States 1836." | 275 | |
| "Restlessness of Youth: An Asset of Free Societies." | 297 | |
| "Commencement Speech on Ethics at Virginia State University, May 21, 1989" | 303 | |
| "To Love and Serve Humanity" | 311 | |
| Bibliography | 315 |
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Jacqueline Harrison
reviewed American Public Discourse: A Multicultural Perspective on February 24, 2010
American Public Discourse
Easy to read study on how racial categories where arbitrary invented and how it needed a holocaust to be rethinked with more rigid scientific standards
For my disappointment the Bell curve controversy is not addressed here, but this book is focused on mainstream science and not some conservative think thank propaganda, so i should not have expected it.
For me there was nothing new, but a more digestible account why race is a social construct, but still a construct that affects people. The most interesting part was not the history of race classification, but the current discussion on how to talk about race? Should scientict talk about "race" with quotation marks or just use the word ethnicity? and so on
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