Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, this book examines the intersection of race and ethnic relations and the life course. Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, this book examines the intersection of race and ethnic relations and the life course. The essays in the volume thus reflect varieties of qualitative and quantitative methods in order to look at how these variables shape social organization and the experiences of those who live within the boundaries of society. The essays include works that use semi-structured interviews, ethnographies, and auto-ethnographies to inform the analysis of race, ethnicity and the life course.
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"Almost all public discussion about race and ethnicity is expressed in terms of generalizations, sometimes taking account of history, almost never taking account of time lived by real human beings. This book is one if the first to take account of time, aging, and the life-course. An important contribution to our understanding of issues which will not soon go away." - Harry R. Moody, Retired Vice President, AARP, and Visiting Professor, Fielding Graduate University, USA; Author of AGING: Concepts and Controversies (2011)
"Race and the Lifecourse is a groundbreaking work that examines how race shapes important phases in human development. This edited collection shows that youth, adulthood and old age, like other aspects of life, are marked by racial and ethnic difference." Antonia Randolph, Professor of Sociology, Social Work, and Anthropology, Christopher Newport University, USA
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| Acknowledgments |
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Introduction to Part I The Journey to Adulthood |
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1 Psychological and Sociological Perspectives on the Acquisition of Ethnic and Racial Prejudice in Children |
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2 Childhood, Identity, Social Ambivalence, and the Mystique of Race |
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3 Targets: The Existential Crisis of Black and Latino Male Youths |
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Introduction to Part II Adulthood and Midlife |
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4 "Travel is Fun, Immigration is Not": International Graduate Students Adapting to America |
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5 Factors Influencing Depression in African American and White Never-Married Women in Early and Mid-Adulthood |
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113 | (20) |
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6 Being White, Growing Grey: The Racial Career of a Baby Boomer |
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133 | (22) |
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Introduction to Part III Aging and the Latter Years |
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7 Prejudice and Me: A Sociological Memoir |
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8 "I'm Not Indian": Understanding Identity Construction through Grandma's Life Story |
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177 | (24) |
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9 "Pues a mi me da gusto, porque ando con mis nietos"; Latina Grandmothers Raising Grandchildren Reflect About Identity and the Caregiving Role over the Lifecourse |
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201 | (22) |
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10 Retirement Security for Households of Color: Disparities During the Lifecourse Compounded in Old Age |
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| List of Contributors |
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| Index |
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Christopher Donoghue, Montclair State University, USA Rutledge M. Dennis, George Mason University, USA Natalie Byfield, St. John's University, USA Brandy Harris-Wallace, University of Maryland, USA Ashley Doane, University of Hartford, USA Fred L. Pincus; University of Maryland, USA Ynez Wilson Hirst, St. Mary's College, USA Belinda C. Lum, California State University, Long Beach, USA Angela Nancy Mendoza, USA Laura Sullivan, American University, USA Tatjana Meschede, Brandeis University, USA
