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The Minority report: An introduction to racial, ethnic, and gender relations

Anthony Gary Dworkin, Rosalind J. Dworkin

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Part I: Theoretical Perspectives. Introduction. 2. What Is a Minority? 3. The Distributive Dimension. 4. The Organizational Dimension. 5. The Social Psychological Dimension. 6. Theories of Minority-Group Process. 7. New Directions. Part II: The Reports. Introductory Comments. 8. African Americans in Contemporary America: Progress and Retrenchment. 9. Mexican Americans. 10. Puerto Ricans in the U.S. 11. Native Americans. 12. Central Americans in the U.S. 13. Japanese Americans: Stories about Race in America. 14. Chinese Americans: From Exclusion to Prosperity? 15. Southeast Asian Americans in the United States: The Refugees and the Refuge. 16. Jewish Americans. 17. Irish Americans. 18. Women: The Fifty-One Percent Minority.

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Key concepts: Ethnic group, Immigration, Gender studies, Prosperity, Retrenchment, Model minority, Irish, Political science