A printed copy of this Bibliography is available at Flint Public Library Branches.
Asterisks indicate that the title is by one of the series lecturers .
The Alchemy of Race and Rights By Patricia J. Williams Author uses court cases, educational encounters and personal experiences as a black female professor to examine the United States legal system and its effect on African Americans. Thought-provoking ideas dealing with racial stereotypes, culture and music from Sam Cook to Public Enemy. The Case for Cooperation By Bill Piatt, David Dinkins Authors argue the need for solidarity, cooperation, and racial harmony for the sake of African Americans and Latinos as well as for a stronger, more stable America. Mexican Americans in the Public Consciousness By Marco Portales Examination of the way in which education and the media act as immobilizing social forces to shape the Latino world that exists despite the best efforts of many Mexican Americans and other Latinos. By Lilia I. Bartolome, Donaldo P. Macedo Educators face the challenge of recognizing the political aspects of multicultural education and understanding how dominant class interests impact racial minorities.