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. Through interviews, the author uncovers the encounters of 146 African Americans with racism. A chilling demonstration that racial hatred is still a part of American life. Sheftel-Gomes Highlights blatant examples of discrimination as well as demonstrating some less obvious racist behaviors, and then suggests nonaggressive ways individuals can confront the problem.
Author argues forcefully for an indigenous world view and Native self-determination.
The main thesis is that what were previously scattered, idealogically divided groups of right-wing extremists have now become a unified force. This is a discussion of the factors that influence an interracial person's racial identity. An original work that expands the national dialogue on race, and advances understanding of conflict and healing through justice. Invisible Privilege By Paula Rothenberg Illustrates how higher education upholds race, class and gender bias, and analyzes the profound effects of invisible white privilege. Churchill shows how genocide is being committed against the Lubicon Cree Nation when their ancestral lands are being destroyed by treecutting and mining activities.