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Introduction. 1. Origins and Destinies: Immigration, Race, andEthnicity in American History--Silvia Pedraza. 2. Origins and Destinies:Immigration, Race, and Ethnicity in Contemporary America--Ruben G. Rumbaut.COLOR AND CASTE. NATIVES AND AFRICANS. 3. North American Indians andDemography of Contact--Russell Thornton. 4. From Sundown to Sunup: Slaveryand the Making of the Black Community--George P. Rawick. 5. Farewell--We'reGood and Gone: The Great Black Migration from the PostBellum South--CaroleMarks. LATIN AMERICANS. 6. Mexican Americans: Their Civic and PoliticalIncorporation--Ricardo Romo. 7. Migration, Community, and Culture: TheUnited States-Puerto Rican Experience--Hector A. Carrasquillo and VirginiaSanchez-Korrol. 8. Family, Economy, and the State: A Legacy of Struggle forChinese American Women--Esther Ngan-Ling Chow. 9. The Other Issei: JapaneseImmigrant Women in the Pre-World War II Period--Evelyn Nakano Glenn andRhacel Salazar Parrenas. PRE-WORLD WAR I WAVES OF EUROPEAN MIGRATION.NORTHWEST EUROPEANS. 10. The Protestant Establishment: Its History, ItsLegacy--Its Future?--Howard G. Schneiderman. 11. German-Americans:Paradoxes of a "Model Minority"--Walter Kamphoefner. 12. Erin's Children inAmerica: Three Centuries of Irish Immigration to the United States--HasiaDiner. SOUTHERN AND EASTERN EUROPEANS. 13. Italian Americans: A Century ofEthnic Change--Richard D. Alba. 14. Mobility and Continuity among EasternEuropean Jews--Steven J. Gold and Bruce Phillips. 15. From Peasant toWorker: The Polish Immigrant in the United States--Dominic Pacyga. THEWATERSHED: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT AND ITS AFTERMATH 16. The Civil RightsMovement: A Social and Political Watershed--Aldon Morris and Cedric Herring.17. Que Viva La Raza: The Many Faces of the Chicano Movement,1963-1971--James Diego Vigil. 18. American Indians and Political Protest:The "Red Power" Years--Stephen Cornell. CONTEMPORARY WAVES OF LATIN AMERICANAND ASIAN MIGRATION. LATIN AMERICANS. 19. Borders and Bridges: UndocumentedImmigrants from Mexico and Central America--Leo R. Chavez. 20. Cuba'sRefugees: Manifold Migrations--Silvia Pedraza. 21. Dominicans in the UnitedStates: First- and Second-Generation Settlement--Sherri Grasmuck and PatriciaPessar. ASIANS. 22. Filipino Americans: Many and Varied--Benjamin V.Carino. 23. The Entrepeneurial Adaptation of Korean Immigrants--Pyong GapMin. 24. A Legacy of War: Refugees from Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia--RubenG. Rumbaut. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES OF IMMIGRATION, RACE, AND ETHNICITY INAMERICA. URBAN DESTINIES. 25. New York as an Immigrant City--Frederic M.Binder and David M. Reimers. 26. Los Angeles: Explosive Diversity--MehdiBozorgmehr, Georges Sabagh, and Ivan Light. 27. Miami Spice: The EthnicCauldron Simmers--Guillermo J. Grenier and Lisandro Perez. 28. Washington,D.C.: The Changing Social Landscape of the International Capital City. COLORAND CLASS. 29. The First Americans: American Indians--C. Matthew Snipp. 30.The Health of the African American Population--David R. Williams. 31. TheWages of Race: Color and Economic Opportunity in Chicago's Inner City--MartaTienda and Haya Stier. SELF AND OTHERS. 32. Language Acquisition and LossAmong Children of Immigrants--Alejandro Portes and Richard Schauffler. 33.Optional Ethnicities: For Whites Only?--Mary C. Waters. 34. The Complexityof Racial Attitudes in America--Howard Schuman and Charlotte Steeh. 35.Contesting the Meaning of Race in the Post-Civil Rights Movement Era--MichaelOmi and Howard Winant. EPILOGUE. 36. American Paradox--Silvia Pedraza.Appendix: Guidelines for Research Paper Assignment. References. Index.