1st Edition
Chicana/o–Latina/o Youth and the Making of Identity Intra-Ethnic Divisions, Youth Cultural Worlds, and the Anthropology of Getting Schooled
By Daniel Diaz Reyes
Copyright 2027
252 Pages
1 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
252 Pages
1 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
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Based on a three- year research study, this book presents a rich and immersive ethnographic exploration of the experiences of Chicana/ o– Latina/ o students and the Chicana/ o– Latina/ o scholastic youth culture in American middle schools.
The author provides insights into the diverse heritage of contemporary American school life, exploring the politics of social identity categories, and... Read more
Chapter 1: Belonging, Difference, and the Social Life of Schooling Chapter 2: Identity and Schooling: A Research Journey Chapter 3: The setting-space and place Chapter 4: Mapping Belonging: Youth Taxonomies and Making of School Divides Chapter 5: Different Scholastic Experiences: Two Versions, One Group, One School Chapter 6: The Body: “Tuck In Your Shirt” Chapter 7: Revisiting the Field in 2026 References
Biography
Daniel Diaz Reyes is an educator, researcher, and curriculum designer whose work connects Anthropology, Education, Ethnic Studies, and Law to public debates about schooling, race, policy, and culture.
