American Conversations: Puerto Ricans, White Ethnics, and Multicultural Education

Bethany P. Bryson · Ellen Bigler

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Talking American 1. The Making of Arnhem, the Friendly City 2. Marginality, Mobility, and the Melting Pot 3. Puerto Ricans Enter a Racialized Social Order 4. Telling Stories 5. Dangerous Discourses 6. Inclusion and Exclusion in the Classroom 7. After/Words Notes Bibliography Index

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