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Preface / Howard Winant -- This Preface Introduces The Nation And Its Peoples, As Well As The New Racial Studies Book Series As An Integral Part Of The Systematic Effort To Develop A New Approach To Understanding Race In The Twenty-first Century -- Acknowledgements -- Race And Immigration: An Introduction / John S.w. Park And Shannon Gleeson -- Part I: History -- 1. The Filipinos Do Not Need Any Encouragement From Americans Now Living: On Dilemmas Of Teaching And Being Taught Ethics Under Unethical Conditions / Victor Bascara -- 2. Race, Community, And Activism In Greater Los Angeles: Japanese Americans, African Americans, And The Contested Spaces Of Southern California / Jean-paul De Guzman -- 3. Race, Immigration Status, And Illegality: Evasion And Empathy In Japanese American History / John S.w. Park -- 4. Allow One Photo Per Year: Prison Strikes As Racial Archives / Dylan Rodríguez Part Ii: Race, Agency, Identity -- 5. Beyond Whitness: Asian Americans And Latinos In U.s. Educational Discourse / Lisa García Bedolla And Claire Jean Kim -- 6. Ascriptive Citizenship And Being American: Race, Birthplace, And Immigrants' Membership In The United States / Irene Bloemraad -- 7. Making Minorities: Mexican Racialization In The New South / Jennifer Anne Meri Jones -- 8. Racializing The High Seas: Filipino Migrants And Global Shipping / Steven C. Mckay -- Part Iii: Institutions And Structures -- 9. Navigating Occupational Health Rights: The Function Of Illegality, Language, And Class Inequality In Workers' Compensation / Shannon Gleeson -- 10. Tattoos, Stigma, And National Identity Among Guatemalan Deportees / Tanya Golash-boza -- 11. Informality At Work: Immigrant Employment And Flexible Jobs In Los Angeles / Anna Joo Kim -- 12. The Shell: An Ethnographic Analysis Of Mexican Immigrant Agency / Samuel G. Prieto -- 13. Nation Of Immigrants, Or Deportation Nation? Analyzing Deportations And Returns In The United States, 1892 To 2010 / Tom Wong. Edited By John S.w. Park And Sh