Ethnic conflict in California history.
Contributors: University of California (System). University Extension.
Series: Letters and science extension series
Publisher: Tinnon-Brown
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Los Angeles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Minorities -- California.; Race discrimination -- California.; California -- History.; California -- Ethnic relations.
Notes: "This book has evolved from a public lecture series sponsored by the University of California Extension Division in the summer of 1968."
Table of contents: title: The California mission, by W. W. Borah.; title: The California Indian and Anglo-American culture, by S. F. Cook.; title: Continuties and discontinuities in Spanish-speaking California, by M. Rischin.; title: Strangers in the cities: the Chinese on the urban frontier, by S. M. Lyman.; title: Japanese-Americans: some costs of group achievement, by J. Modell.; title: White racism and Black response in California, by V. Jenkins.; title: Conflict in the fields: Mexican workers in California agri-business, by C. Wollenberg.; title: Afro-Americans and Mexican-Americans: the politics of coalition, by M. M. Dymally.; title: A Chicano response, by S. S. Ortega.; title: Notes and sources (p. 185-215)