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Double Exposure:
Poverty & Race in America

Chester Hartman, Editor

Table of Contents
ForewordBill Bradley
PrefaceJulian Bond
Editor’s IntroductionChester Hartman
Introductionjohn powell
Part 1: Is Racism Permanent?
CommentariesHoward Winant, S.M. Miller, John Brittain, Leslye Orloff, Paul Ong, Daniel Levitas, José Padilla, Bernardine Dohrn, john powell
Put On a Happy Face Benjamin DeMott
The New International Dynamics of RaceHoward Winant
Part 2: Racial/Ethnic Categories
One Drop of BloodLawrence Wright
The Limitations of Directive 15 Juanita Tamayo Lott
The Error of the Third TypeSamuel L. Myers, Jr.
Categories CountLibero Della Piana
At the Races: the Multicultural ProposalIbrahim K. Sundiata
Accurate Racial/Ethnic Data Should Drive Category Review Raul Yzaguirre and Sonia M. Pérez
A Single Census Question to Measure Race, Spanish-Origin and Ancestry Reynolds Farley
Who Thought of Dropping Racial Categories, and Why? john powell
Part 3: Immigration
An International Perspective on Migration Cathi Tactaquin
Changing Relations: Newcomers and Established Residents in U.S. CommunitiesRobert Bach
CommentaryCathi Tactaquin
Immigration and the Civil Rights Movement William Tamayo
Job Competition Between Immigrants and African AmericansPaul Ong and Abel Valenzuela, Jr.
Latino Immigrants in Los Angeles: A PortraitDavid Hayes-Bautista, Werner Schink and Gregory Rodriguez
The Immigration QuizApplied Research Center
Part 4: The "Underclass"
American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the UnderclassDouglas S. Massey
Fighting the Biases Embedded in Social Concepts of the PoorHerbert Gans
The Welfare QuizWorld Hunger Year
The Income and Jobs Quiz World Hunger Year
Part 5: Multiculturalism
Racism and Multicultural DemocracyManning Marable
The Debate on Multiculturalism john powell
Social History: Our Rudder in the Midst of StormsHenry Hampton
Part 6: Affirmative Action
The Questions To Be AskedWilliam Taylor
Racism Has Its PrivilegesRoger Wilkins
ScapegoatingMaxine Waters
Why Bosses Like ItThe Economist
The Presumption of Stupidity: Affirmative Action, Occupational ApartheidBrent Staples
Reaffirm the AffirmativeMax Frankel
Reparations Dialoguejohn powell, Sharon Parker, Theodore M. Shaw, Howard Winant, Richard America, David McReynolds, Kalonji Olusegun, Ronald Trosper, John Tateishi
Part 7: Democracy/Equality
Race, Wealth and Inequality in AmericaMelvin Oliver and Thomas Shapiro
CommentaryMargaret Weir, Eric Mann, John Calmore
Economic Inequality QuizWorld Hunger Year
A Poverty & Race Research Action Council book / published by M.E. Sharpe

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