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Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation. Chavez, Linda [microform]
Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation. : Chavez, Linda - [micr...
Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation. Chavez, Linda [microform]

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자료유형  
 마이크로피시
언어부호  
본문언어 - English
보고서번호  
ISBN-0-465-05431-5w
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    Out of the Barrio: Toward a New Politics of Hispanic Assimilation. : Chavez, Linda - [microform]
    발행사항  
    U.S.; New York# : , 91
      형태사항  
      218
      총서명  
      ERIC Reports
      주기사항  
      218p.
      초록/해제  
      요약Ultimately, Hispanic Americans will choose whether they wish to become part of the larger American society, or remain separate from it, but public policy can and does influence that choice. Chapters 1 and 2 show how public policy in the form of two federal laws, the Bilingual Education Act and the Voting Rights Act, encouraged Hispanics to reject assimilation. Chapter 3 describes how the organizations involving in promoting policies favoring separatism evolved, and how groups outside the Hispanic community influenced the process. Chapter 4 considers the backlash that developed as Hispanic leaders continued to push for special treatment, including protected language rights for Hispanics. The second half of the book deals with the present conditions of Hispanics living in the United States. Chapter 5 shows that native-born Hispanics are moving into the economic mainstream and explains why most analysts fail to recognize this phenomenon. Chapter 6 describes Hispanic immigration patterns; and chapter 7 examines why Puerto Ricans are failing to advance, and what role public policy has played in discouraging Puerto Rican achievement. The concluding chapter outlines why Hispanics must adapt to a new politics of assimilation. Hispanics can mimic the success of other ethnic groups in becoming full participants in this nation, but only if they heed the lessons of the past. (SLD)
      복제주기  
      Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
      일반주제명  
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      기타저자  

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      ■520    ▼aUltimately,  Hispanic  Americans  will  choose  whether  they  wish  to  become  part  of  the  larger  American  society,  or  remain  separate  from  it,  but  public  policy  can  and  does  influence  that  choice.  Chapters  1  and  2  show  how  public  policy  in  the  form  of  two  federal  laws,  the  Bilingual  Education  Act  and  the  Voting  Rights  Act,  encouraged  Hispanics  to  reject  assimilation.  Chapter  3  describes  how  the  organizations  involving  in  promoting  policies  favoring  separatism  evolved,  and  how  groups  outside  the  Hispanic  community  influenced  the  process.  Chapter  4  considers  the  backlash  that  developed  as  Hispanic  leaders  continued  to  push  for  special  treatment,  including  protected  language  rights  for  Hispanics.  The  second  half  of  the  book  deals  with  the  present  conditions  of  Hispanics  living  in  the  United  States.  Chapter  5  shows  that  native-born  Hispanics  are  moving  into  the  economic  mainstream  and  explains  why  most  analysts  fail  to  recognize  this  phenomenon.  Chapter  6  describes  Hispanic  immigration  patterns;  and  chapter  7  examines  why  Puerto  Ricans  are  failing  to  advance,  and  what  role  public  policy  has  played  in  discouraging  Puerto  Rican  achievement.  The  concluding  chapter  outlines  why  Hispanics  must  adapt  to  a  new  politics  of  assimilation.  Hispanics  can  mimic  the  success  of  other  ethnic  groups  in  becoming  full  participants  in  this  nation,  but  only  if  they  heed  the  lessons  of  the  past.  (SLD)
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      ■650  4▼xEducation
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      ■7001  ▼aChavez,  Linda
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