Publisher's Synopsis
Revisiting Ethnicity and Culture in US History: Second Edition
This updated and expanded second edition offers a comprehensive exploration of ethnic studies, emphasizing foundational theoretical frameworks like the Four I's of Oppression and Resistance, the study of Identity, and the transformative concept of Critical Hope. Each chapter delves deeply into the histories of Indigenous, Black, Latino, and Asian American communities through these lenses, centering their experiences of resilience, resistance, and agency.
Key features of this edition that differ from the 2022 edition include:
- Integrated Primary Sources: Each chapter incorporates carefully selected primary sources to ground historical study in authentic voices and perspectives.
- Dynamic Learning Tools: Graphic organizers, guided discussion questions, note catchers, and interactive exercises encourage active engagement with the material.
- Community Engagement: The final chapter offers a framework for designing meaningful community projects, connecting historical study to contemporary action.
- Expanded Content: With more detailed analyses and an enriched collection of primary sources, this edition provides deeper insight and context than ever before.
Aligned with major ethnic studies frameworks, this resource is ideal for secondary-level educators, students, and independent learners seeking a rigorous and meaningful study of U.S. history. "Revisiting Ethnicity and Culture in US History" challenges traditional narratives, uplifts historically marginalized voices, and fosters critical reflection, equipping readers to understand the complexities of America's cultural past and present.
