Matrix of Race Social Construction Intersectionality and Inequality 1st edition by Rodney Coates, Abby Ferber, David Brunsma 1452202699‎ 978-1452202693

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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1452202699

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Author: Rodney D. Coates, Abby L. Ferber, David L. Brunsma

The Matrix of Race, for race and ethnic relations courses, is written by three leading scholars — Rodney D. Coates, David L. Brunsma, and Abby L. Ferber — and reflects a very contemporary way of looking at race, minorities, and intergroup relations. Older texts use a “categorical” approach and feature a series of chapters that examine one minority group at a time (African Americans, Latino/a Americans, Asian Americans, Native Americans, etc.). Newer texts designed within the last 5-10 years are more likely to be organized topically, discuss various racial and ethnic minorities within the context of these topics, and use the most current theories and perspectives in this field. The Matrix of Race is built around these core ideas: -Race is a both a social construction and a social institution -Race is intersectional–it is embedded within other statuses (such as gender, social class, sexuality) -Concepts of race change over time and as we move from one physical location to another -We are all active agents in upholding, reproducing, or resisting constructions of race.

Matrix of Race: Social Construction, Intersectionality, and Inequality 1st Table of contents:

PART I INTRODUCTION TO RACE AND THE SOCIAL MATRIX
Chapter 1 Race and the Social Construction of Difference
The Social Construction of Race
Defining Terms
Constructing Race in the United States
The United States Census
Future Race and Ethnic Demographics
Critical Thinking
The Operation of Racism
Prejudice and Discrimination
The Contours of Racism
Formal and Informal Racism
Implicit Bias
White Privilege
Color Blindness
Critical Thinking
The Social Matrix of Race
Race Is Inherently Social
Race Is a Narrative
Racial Identity Is Relational and Intersectional
Race Is Institutional and Structural
Boundaries
Racial Classifications
Racial Framing
We Are Active Agents in the Matrix
Agency
Social Movements
Writing Our Own Stories: Asking the Hard Questions
What is Your Story?
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 2 The Shaping of a Nation
Race Today: Adapting and Evolving
Changing Demographics and Social Forces
Increasing Diversity
Understanding Immigration
Revising the Experience of Work, Gender, and Race
The Evolving Narrative of Popular Culture
The Impact of Social Media and Technology
Critical Thinking
Concealed Stories: Indigenous Peoples in the Americas before Columbus
The Earliest Americans
A Rich History
Critical Thinking
Colonialism: The Shaping of our Storied Past
The Basics of Colonialism
Spanish Colonialism (1492)
Constructing a Racial Ideology
Concealed Story: Columbus Encounters a New People/World
The Slave System
French Colonialism (1534)
Labor Crisis and Slavery
Concealed Stories: Left-Handed Marriages and Plaçage
British Colonialism (1587)
Building a Tradition of Slavery
Resistance Stories: Slave Rebellions
Borderlands and Frontiers
The Turner Thesis—Our First Stock Story
Concealed Stories: Understanding Contested Spaces
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
PART II THE MATRIX PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Chapter 3 The Social Construction and Regulation of Families
The Family as an Institution
Early Families
Native American Families
Early European Colonist Families
The Effects of Settler Colonialism
Domesticity: The Emergence of the Ideology of Separate Spheres
The Legacy of Immigration
The Expanding Category of Whiteness
Immigration Policy and Family Formation
Resistance / Stories: Art as Resistance
Changing Families, Changing Attitudes
Critical Thinking
Theories of Family Inequity
Stock Stories and Assimilation
Concealed Stories: The Legacy of Slavery
The Legacy of Slavery Thesis
The Revisionist Thesis
The Pathology Narrative and Latinx Families
Critical Thinking
Family Inequality through the Matrix Lens
Women’s Concealed Stories
The Concealed Story of Invisible Fathers
Oppression and Privilege: Support for White Families
The Socialization of Children
Critical Thinking
Transforming the Narrative of the Ideal Family
The Rise of Multigenerational Households
When the Ideal Family Is Not Ideal
Transmigration
Reproductive Technologies
Interracial Marriage
LGBTQ+ Families
Resistance Story Nancy Mezey
The Power of Social Movements
Challenging the Narrative of Family
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 4 Work and Wealth Inequity
Trends in Work and Wealth
Increasing Inequality
Income
Wealth
Poverty
Economic Restructuring and Changing Occupations
Economic Change
Occupational Change
Outsourcing
The Wage Gap and Occupational Segregation
A Disappearing Social Safety Net
The Evolution of Welfare
Critical Thinking
Stock Stories of Economic Inequality
Neoliberal Theory
Marxist Theories
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to Economic Inequality in the United States
Historical Shifts in Work and Wealth
Slavery and the Colonial Economy
Western Expansion
Concealed Stories: The Homestead Act and the Dawes Act
The Industrial Revolution
The Rise of Labor Unions and Discrimination in the Labor Movement
The Legacy of Social Policy
The New Deal
The GI Bill of Rights
The Civil Rights Act
An Intersectional Analysis of Civil Rights
Critical Thinking
Transforming the Story of Race and Economic Inequality
The Consequences of Discrimination
Housing Discrimination
Job Discrimination
The Myth of the Model Minority
The Economic Impact of Immigration
Resistance Story: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Many Stories Lead to Many Solutions
Affirmative Action
Reparations
Student Loan Debt Forgiveness
Revising the Tax Code
Asset-Based Policies
Transforming a History of Wealth Inequality
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 5 Health, Medicine, and Healthcare
Patterns of Inequality in Health and Healthcare
Traditional Healing
A History of Discrimination
The Rise of Modern Medicine
Concealed Story: The National Medical Association
The Legacy in Medical Schools Continues
The Social Construction of “Fit” and “Unfit” Bodies
Social Darwinism
The Eugenics Movement
Eliminating the “Unfit”
From the Invention of Race to the Invention of the Homosexual
Critical Thinking
Stock Stories of Health and Medicine
Biomedicine
Social Theory
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to Health Inequity and Inequality
Health as a Social Issue
The Gender Gap in Care
Class and Financial Impacts
The Impact of Race
Access to Healthcare
Diabetes: A Case Study in Inequality
Life Expectancy and Infant Mortality
Stress and Microaggressions
A Legacy of Mistrust
The Role of Place and Environmental Racism
The Human Genome Project
Critical Thinking
Resisting and Transforming Inequality in Health and Healthcare
Urban American Indian Healthcare
Race, Reproduction, and the Women’s Health Movement
Resistance /Story: Loretta Ross—Not Just Choice But Reproductive Justice
A Path to the Future
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 6 Education
The Shaping of the Matrix of U.S. Education
Education Today
Who Goes to School?
Education Yesterday
Native American Boarding Schools
Early African American Education: “Separate but Equal”
School Desegregation
Critical Thinking
Theories of Education: Stock Stories
Education as a Socialization Process
Education as Skills Acquisition
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to the Concealed Story of Race and Education
Education as a Conversion Tool
Education as a Site of Class Construction
Education as a Means of Creating Workers
Education as a Citizen Machine
Education, Race, and Intersectional Realities
Social Class
Gender
Resistance/Story: Malala Yousafzai
Sexual Minorities
Critical Thinking
Transforming the Future of Education
Educational Movements
Education as a Human Right
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 7 Crime and Deviance
A History of Race, Crime, and Deviance
Building a Foundation of Whiteness
Legislating White Privilege
Defining Whiteness in the West
The Effects of Immigration
Fear and Resentment
Asserting Heteronormativity
A Legacy of Racial Profiling
Critical Thinking
Sociological Stock Theories of Crime and Deviance
Biosocial Theories of Deviance
Ecological Perspectives on Crime
Social Disorganization
Culture of Poverty
Broken Windows Theory
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to Crime and Deviance
Assigning Deviance
The Spaces and Places of Crime and Deviance
General Strain Theory
Intersectional Differences: Gender, Race, and Class
Types of Crime
Hate Crimes
Violence, Gender, and Sexuality
Drug-Related Crime
Crime and Punishment
Concealed Story: Keri
Incarceration Rates, Race, and Ethnicity
Incarceration Rates, Gender, and Sexuality
Capital Punishment
Critical Thinking
Transforming the Narrative
Scientific Advances
Collective Action
Native American Resistance Stories and Social Movements
Asian American Resistance Stories and Social Movements
African American Women’s Resistance Stories and Social Movements
LGBTQ+ Resistance stories and Social Movements
Transforming the Relationship Between Police and Communities of Color
Transformation Story: Addressing the DNA Rape Kit Backlog
Emphasizing Choice
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 8 Power, Politics, and Identities
Contemporary Political Identities
Understanding the Electorate
Intersectional Political Identities
Political Identities by Place
Voter Disenfranchisement
The Role of Race, Class, and Gender
Critical Thinking
Critiquing Sociological Theories of Power, Politics, and Identity
The Pluralist Approach
The Power Elite Model
The Class Approach
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to U.S. Political History
Legislating a Nation built on Racial and Intersectional Differences
The Geography of Slavery
Native American Sovereignty
Free or Slave: Legislating Away Rights
Citizenship and Immigration
Civil War and Its Aftermath
De Jure Political Practices
De Facto Political Practices
Concealed Story: Claudette Colvin—Before Rosa, There was Claudette
The Rise of Coalitional Politics and Social Movements
Critical Thinking
Building Alternatives to the Matrix of Race and Politics
The Power of Political Activism
Boycotts
Harnessing Social Media
The Role of Generational Change
Harnessing the Power of Immigrants
Transformation Story: Representation Matters
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 9 Sports and the American Dream
The State of Sport Today
The Business of Sports
The Intersection of Race and Class
Players, Coaches, and Owners
Critical Thinking
Examining Stock Sociological Theories of Sport
The Nature Perspective
The Nurture Perspective
Concealed Story: Schone Malliet
The Functions of Sport
Identity through Competition
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix to Sports in the United States
Analyzing Space and Place: Early American Sports Narratives
Sports and the Colonists
Race, Gender, and Early American Sports
Institutionalizing Sport: Industrialization, Immigration, and Team Sports
The Club Movement
Baseball and the American Dream
Identities and Resistance
The Legacy of Civil Rights
Women and the Impact of Title IX
Increasing Diversity
Resistance / Story
Critical Thinking
Creating a New Playing Field
The Role of Agency and Resistance
Athletes and Activism
Creating Opportunities for Girls
Transgender Athletes
Transforming Stock Stories through Acts of Resistance
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 10 The Military, War, and Terrorism
Representation in the U.S. Military
Representation by Gender and Sexuality
Representation by Class, Race, and Immigration Status
Critical Thinking
Military Sociology Stock Theories
Functionalism
The Military Preserves Social Values
War Is a Bonding Experience
Terrorism Is Dysfunctional
Race/Ethnicity Is the Missing Piece
Symbolic Interactionism
Monopoly and Materialist Perspectives
Contextualizing the Military
Assuming Legitimacy
Concealed Stories: Critical Race Theory and Military Sociology
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix Approach to U.S. Military History, War, and Terrorism
Revolutionary War
Black Soldiers
White Ethnic Soldiers
The Role of Women
Wars and Native Americans
Native Americans and the Revolutionary War
War of 1812
Seminole Wars
Mexican–American War
Civil War
The Union, the Confederacy, and Ethnicity
Race and Gender in the Civil War
Resistance / Stories: Cathay Williams
World War II
Unrest at Home and Abroad
African Americans: Upward Mobility and Continued Discrimination
Labor Shortages and the Bracero Program
Asian Americans in the Enlisted Ranks
Correcting the Record
Concealed Story: Marcario García
Vietnam War
Wars on Terrorism
Critical Thinking
Stories of Resistance, Social Movements, and Transformation
Activism and Social Movements
African American Activism
Asian American Activism
Transformation Story: Fighting for What Is Right
Hispanic American Activism
Building a More Inclusive Future
Strength through Diversity
World Security through Sustainable Economies
Critical Thinking
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
References
Chapter 11 The Media and Communication Technologies
Historical and Contemporary Developments in Media
Early Media
Native American Media Forms
Concealed Stories: Hosteen Klah–Berdache–Two Spirit
The Colonial Era
The Development of Mass Media
Newspapers
Radio
Television
Resistance Stories: Vision Maker Media
Music
The Internet and Social Media
Critical Thinking
Mass Media Stock Stories and Theories
The Medium is the Message
Media as the Dominant Ideas of the Dominant Classes
The Media as Culture, Meaning, and Symbols
Critical Thinking
Applying the Matrix: Investigating Media and its Messages
Media Exposure and Usage
Books and Magazines
News
Advertising
Film
Critical Thinking

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