4-0900 THE RACIALIZATION OF LATINOS: EVERYDAY LIVED EXPERIENCES OF DISCRIMINATION

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Friday, November 18, 2011: 13:45-17:30

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Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Patricia Foxen (National Council of La Raza)

Chairs: Jennifer L. Burrell (University at Albany SUNY)

Discussants: Jane Henrici (Institute for Women's Policy Research) and Rachel H Adler (College of New Jersey)

13:45

Erasing Inequality Through Colorblindness?

Cristina L Ortiz (University of Iowa)

14:00

To Dream or Not to Dream: The Effects of Immigration Status, Race and Ethnicity, and Family Values On Latino Children’s Access to Education

Elzbieta Gozdziak (Institute for the Study of International Migration - Georgetown University)

14:15

Latina/o Teenage Parenthood: Contesting Practices of Educational Discrimination

Nancy Guerra Rios (University of Texas at Austin)

14:30

Rethinking the Mixed Status Family: Latino Migrants, Health Subjectivities and Healthcare Access

Jennifer L. Burrell (University at Albany SUNY)

14:45

Raids, Fear, and Medical Marginality In a Hyper-Political Midwestern City

Ramona C Tenorio (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)

15:00

Discussant

Rachel H Adler (College of New Jersey)

15:15

Discussion

15:30

Break

15:45

LatinoYouth and Law Enforcement: Perceptions of Racial Profiling In Four American Cities

Patricia Foxen (National Council of La Raza)

16:00

Race and Immigration Enforcement In a “Post-Racial” Era

Ruth M Gomberg-Munoz (Loyola University Chicago) and Evin R Rodkey (University of Illinois at Chicago)

16:15

Racialization of Latinos Through the Incorporation of Immigration Law Into the Criminal Justice System

Yolanda Vazquez (University of Pennsylvania Law School)

16:30

The “Indian Problem”: Considerng Indigenous Migrants In the Construction of Race and Migration

Debra Hain Rodman (Randolph-Macon College)

16:45

We Needed the Work: Stories From Latino Workers On the Physical and Mental Health Impacts of Dangerous and Discriminatory Workplaces

Sara Benitez (National Council of La Raza)

17:00

Excludingthe Other within: Problematizing Reactionary Latino Politics

Octavio Rodríguez-Martínez (San Diego State University) and Anthony Russell Jerry (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

17:15

Discussant

Jane Henrici (Institute for Women's Policy Research)

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