How Race Is Made in America: Immigration, Citizenship, and the Historical Power of Racial Scripts (American Crossroads) (Volume 38)
Natalia Molina examines how race is made in the United States through the intertwined histories of immigration, citizenship, and racial scripts. This American Crossroads volume considers how ideas about belonging and national identity shape racial meanings, offering a historical framework for understanding race as an evolving social and political process.
About This Book
How Race Is Made in America examines the historical processes through which race has been constructed in the United States.
Focusing on immigration and citizenship, the book explores how ideas about belonging and national identity influence racial meanings.
It centers the power of racial scripts: recurring narratives and frameworks that shape how groups are understood across time.
Part of the American Crossroads series, this scholarly work is written by Natalia Molina.
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