Generations of Exclusion: Mexican-Americans, Assimilation, and Race
by Vilma Ortiz, Edward E. Telles
Generations of Exclusion examines Mexican-American experiences through the connected themes of assimilation, race, and generational change. Bringing these subjects together, the book offers a focused social and historical perspective on how ethnicity and identity relate to broader patterns of inclusion and exclusion.
About This Book
This book examines Mexican-American experiences in relation to assimilation and race.
Its focus on generations considers how social identity and community experiences may change over time.
The work addresses race as a central part of understanding Mexican-American life and social position.
It offers a scholarly perspective on the relationship between ethnicity, assimilation, and generational change.
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