Mexican Americans across generations: immigrant families, racial realities

Abstract

Preface Acknowledgments 1 Introduction Part I 2 Thinned Attachment: Heritage Is Slipping through our Fingers 3 Cultural Maintenance: A Pot of Beans on the Stove 4 Tortillas in the Shape of the United States: Marriage and the Families We ChoosePart II 5 Whiter Is Better: Discrimination in Everyday Life 6 Fit to Be Good Cooks and Good Mechanics: Racialization in Schools 7 As Much Hamburger as Taco: Third-Generation Mexican Americans 8 Conclusion: Racialization despite Assimilation Methodological Appendix: A Note on Sociological Reflexivity and Situated Interviews Appendix A: Respondent Demographic Information (Pseudonyms) Notes Bibliography Index About the Author

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