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Multiracial America: A Resource Guide on the History and Literature of Interracial Issues

Contributor(s): Downing, Karen (Author), Nichols, Darlene (Author), Webster, Kelly (Author)

ISBN: 9780810851993

Publisher: Scarecrow Press

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Pub Date: March 17, 2005

Dewey: 016.30580097

LCCN: 2004027757

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Index

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.66" H x 7.76" L x 5.04" W ( 0.81 lbs) 264 pages

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Description: The number of interracial couples and marriages in America is growing rapidly, with profound consequences for society at large. In light of these changes, librarians should find Multiracial America a welcome addition to their collections. It offers a thorough look at the press...

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"This annotated bibliography fills a gap in reference resources...This book does a fine job of fostering awareness of the diversity of resources available: scholarly research and personal accounts, juvenile and adult fiction, a chapter on TV and film, and even a chapter on teaching methods....The chapter on interracial homosexuality is perhaps the most provocative in an already contentious subject area....This book will be most useful for social workers, literature students, and social scientists. Recommended." --Choice Reviews

"This book is the first attempt to systematically categorize this growing body of scholarship....this literature review is...substantial." --American Reference Books Annual

"Downing, Nichols, and Webster (all library specialists from the U. of Michigan) offer a compilation of books, articles, websites, documentaries, films, and videos to help researchers more easily locate information on interracial issues. The annotated listings are thematically grouped into chapters on "hot button" issues, core historical literature, politics, dating and marriage, families, adoption, books for children and young adults, identity development, race and queer sexuality, and American motion pictures. The text also includes general information on teaching an interracial issues course, a sample full syllabus and reading list of a course on interracial issues taught by a sociology professor at the U. of Michigan, library research aids, and a glossary of terms." --Reference and Research Book News

"This collection of fourteen essays explores personal, family, and social aspects of inter-race relations....Possible recommendation for professional collection." --D. Jane Miller, Brewer HS Librarian/WSISD Library Coordinator

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