From Homemakers to Breadwinners to Community Leaders
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From Homemakers to Breadwinners to Community Leaders
Migrating Women, Class, and Color
Fuentes-Mayorga, Norma
Rutgers University Press
05/2023
244
Mole
Inglês
9781978822122
15 a 20 dias
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Prologue
1 Introduction
2 The Migration of Women and Race: A Typology
3 The New Spaces and Faces of Immigrant Neighborhoods
in New York City
4 "Unos Duermen de Noche y Otros de Dia": The Living
Arrangements of Undocumented Families
5 An Intersectional View at Social Mobility, Race,
and Migration
6 "!Y Ellos Pensaban que Yo Era Blanca!" Racial Capital
and Ambiguous Identities
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index
1 Introduction
2 The Migration of Women and Race: A Typology
3 The New Spaces and Faces of Immigrant Neighborhoods
in New York City
4 "Unos Duermen de Noche y Otros de Dia": The Living
Arrangements of Undocumented Families
5 An Intersectional View at Social Mobility, Race,
and Migration
6 "!Y Ellos Pensaban que Yo Era Blanca!" Racial Capital
and Ambiguous Identities
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index
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immigration; integration; Mexican; Dominican; Mexican women; Dominican women; New York; New York City; women-led; migration; racialized; communities; immigrant communities; origin; policymaking; policy; family reunification; family reunification laws; unaccompanied minors; minors; Latin America; human rights; human rights protection; refugee; United States; migrant mothers; migrant children; migrant minors; family separation; capital; human capital; remittance; heterogeneous; heterogeneity; Latin American; social mobility; upward mobility; economic mobility; mobility; Afro-Caribbean; indigenous; indigenous women; indigenous migrant; gender; race; boundary crossing; border crossing; intersectionality; women; living arrangment
Prologue
1 Introduction
2 The Migration of Women and Race: A Typology
3 The New Spaces and Faces of Immigrant Neighborhoods
in New York City
4 "Unos Duermen de Noche y Otros de Dia": The Living
Arrangements of Undocumented Families
5 An Intersectional View at Social Mobility, Race,
and Migration
6 "!Y Ellos Pensaban que Yo Era Blanca!" Racial Capital
and Ambiguous Identities
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index
1 Introduction
2 The Migration of Women and Race: A Typology
3 The New Spaces and Faces of Immigrant Neighborhoods
in New York City
4 "Unos Duermen de Noche y Otros de Dia": The Living
Arrangements of Undocumented Families
5 An Intersectional View at Social Mobility, Race,
and Migration
6 "!Y Ellos Pensaban que Yo Era Blanca!" Racial Capital
and Ambiguous Identities
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
immigration; integration; Mexican; Dominican; Mexican women; Dominican women; New York; New York City; women-led; migration; racialized; communities; immigrant communities; origin; policymaking; policy; family reunification; family reunification laws; unaccompanied minors; minors; Latin America; human rights; human rights protection; refugee; United States; migrant mothers; migrant children; migrant minors; family separation; capital; human capital; remittance; heterogeneous; heterogeneity; Latin American; social mobility; upward mobility; economic mobility; mobility; Afro-Caribbean; indigenous; indigenous women; indigenous migrant; gender; race; boundary crossing; border crossing; intersectionality; women; living arrangment
