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In Race, Rights, And The Asian American Experience, Angelo N. Ancheta Demonstrates How United States Civil Rights Laws Have Been Framed By A Blackwhite Model Of Race That Typically Ignores The Experiences Of Other Groups, Including Asian Americans. When Racial Discourse Is Limited To Antagonisms Between Black And White, Asian Americans Often Find Themselves In A Racial Limbo, Marginalized Or Unrecognized As Full Participants.Ancheta Examines Legal And Social Theories Of Racial Discrimination, Ethnic Differences In The Asian American Population, Nativism, Citizenship, Language, School Desegregation, And Affirmative Action. In The Revised Edition Of This Influential Book, Ancheta Also Covers Post9/11 Antiasian Sentiment And Racial Profiling. He Analyzes Recent Legal Cases Involving Political Empowerment, Language Rights, Human Trafficking, Immigrant Rights, And Affirmative Action In Higher Educationmany Of Which Move The Country Farther Away From The Ideals Of Racial Justice. On A More Positive Note, He Reports On The Progress Asian Americans Have Made In The Corporate Sector, Politics, The Military, Entertainment, And Academia.A Skillful Mixture Of Legal Theories, Court Cases, Historical Events, And Personal Insights, This Revised Edition Brings Fresh Insights To U.S. Civil Rights From An Asian American Perspective.
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