minorities

Describes the massive wave of immigration experienced by the United States between 1880 and World War I and the experiences of the immigrants from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

Profiles picture books for students in kindergarten through fourth grade that can introduce students to multiculturalism and its impact on society.

Dominican baseball star Miguel "Sugar" Santos is recruited to play in the U.S. minor-leagues.

Traces the history of nine American ethnic groups and explains their varied experiences in adapting to American society.

Explores how environmental, demographic, economic, and political changes in Africa and the Middle East are threatening fourteen endangered cultures.

America's leading commentators in government, business, and academia identify important ambiguities in the complex issue over race and gender equality.

An annotated listing of 1,637 multicultural fiction, folklore, poetry, and song books suitable for use with children from preschool through sixth grade, each including bibliographic information, use level, cultural/regional designation, a summary, and subject headings. Organized alphabetically by author's surname.

Contains a collection of essays on racial and ethnic relations in America focusing on issues of inequality, diversity, race and gender, and racial-identity politics among African and Native Americans, Asians, Hispanics, as well as European immigrants.