Race on the Move takes readers on a journey from Brazil to the United States and back
again to consider how migration between the two countries is changing Brazilians' …

While sharing fundamental similarities with other colonial and post-colonial experiences,
Latin America has a unique history of having been the proving ground for early Spanish and …

Gilberto Freyre conceptualized racial democracy to describe Brazil's non-racist and
harmonious multiracial society in the early 1900s. I suggest there are three views for …

This research study investigates how young Brazilian immigrant students (ages 5-9)
experience their education in a Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program (Portuguese-English) at …

US public schools are on the verge of a new demographic era, with projections showing that
by 2050, more than one-third of US children younger than 17 will be either immigrants …

For the last decade, scholars have pondered how the changing ethnoracial demographics of
the United States would influence the country's racial, social, political, cultural, and …

At the end of the twentieth century, immigration rates to Europe increased dramatically. In
Spain alone, the foreign-born population grew from less than four percent of the total …

The dominant paradigm of American race relations has changed dramatically in the last two
decades, as the prevailing White-Black binary is challenged by mass migration from Latin …