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Citizen Immigrant and Foreign Wage By Zaragosa Vargas Occasional Paper No. 19 February 1997
Chicano historians have begun to re-focus their attention on the histories
and experiences of Chicano and Chicana workers, who comprise two-thirds
of the twenty-five million Latinos in the United States and one of America's
largest and fastest growing racial minority groups. Once peripheral to the
dominant concerns of American historians, the study of Chicana/o workers
is emerging together with the study of America's other racial minority laboring
classes as a new and vibrant area of research. The reconstruction of the
everyday lives of these wage workers, their world views, values and habits
provides a critical assessment of the rich diversity of their experiences. Hardcopy Price: $0.00
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