Readings  

• Abu-Jamal, Mumia.  Selections from Live from Death Row.  New York:  Avon Books, 1996.
• Ancheta, Angelo.  "Looking Like the Enemy."  Race, Rights and the Asian American Experience.  New Brunswick:  Rutgers University Press, 1998.  62-81.
• Anzaldua, Gloria.  Selections from Borderlands / la Frontera:  The New Mestiza.  San Francisco:  Aunt Lute Books, 1987.
• Chang, Jeff.  "Race, Class, Conflict and Empowerment:  On Ice Cube's 'Black Korea.'"  Amerasia Journal:  Los Angeles--Struggles Toward Multiethnic Community.  19 (1993):87-105.
• Chato, Genevieve and Christine Conte.  "The Legal Rights of American Indian Women."  Readings in American Indian Law:  Recalling the Rhythm of Survival.  Philadelphia:  Temple University Press, 1998.  52-263.
• Cisneros, Sandra.  "Woman Hollering Creek."  Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories.  New York:  Random House, 1991.  43-56
• Davis, Angela.  "Race and Criminalization:  Black Americans and the Punishment Industry."  The House that Race Built.  Ed. Wahneema Lubiano.  New York:  Vintage Books, 1998.  264-279.
• Espiritu, Yen Le and Paul Ong.  "Class Constraints on Racial Solidarity among Asian Americans."  The New Asian Immigration in Los Angeles and Global Restructuring.  Philadelphia:  Temple University Press, 1994.  295-321.
• Flores, William.  "Citizens vs. Citizenry:  Undocumented Immigrants and Latino Cultural Citizenship."  Latino Cultural Citizenship:  Claiming Identity, Space and Rights.  Eds. William Flores and Rina Benmayor.  Boston:  Beacon Press, 1997.  255-277.
• Goldberg, David Theo.  "Taking Stock:  Counting by Race."  Racial Subjects:  Writing on Race in America.  New York:  Routledge, 1997.  27-58.
• Iijima, Chris K.  "The Era of We-Construction:  Reclaming the Politics of Asian Pacific American Identity and Reflections on the Critique of the Black/White Paradigm."  Columbia Human Rights Law Review.  Vol. 29 (Fall 1997).
• Ikemoto, Lisa.  "Traces of the Master Narrative in the Story of African American/Korean American Conflict:  How We Constructed 'Los Angeles.'"  Southern California Law Review (1993).
• Keller, Nora Okja.  Comfort Woman.  New York:  Viking, 1997.
• Kennedy, Randall.  "Race, Law, and Suspicion:  Using Color as a Proxy for Dangerousness."  Race, Crime, and the Law.  New York:  Vintage Books, 1997.  136-167.
• Korematsu v. United States.  323 U.S. 214 (1944)
• Lopez, Ian Haney.  "The Social Construction of Race."  Critical Race Theory:  The Cutting Edge.  Ed. Richard Delgado.  Philadelphia:  Temple University Press, 1995.  191-203.
• Lopez, Ian Haney.  "White by Law."  Critical Race Theory:  The Cutting Edge.  Ed. Richard Delgado.  Philadelphia:  Temple University Press, 1995.  542-550.
• Lopez, Jose.  "Prisons as Concentration Camps:  It Can't Happen Here--Or Can It?"  Criminal Injustice:  Confronting the Prison Crisis.  Ed. Elihu Rosenblatt.  Boston:  South End Press, 1996.  254-268.
• Moraga, Cherrie.  "La Guera."  Loving in the War Years.  Boston:  South End Press, 1983.  50-59.
• Omatsu, Glenn.  "The 'Four Prisons' and the Movements of Liberation:  Asian American Activism from the 1960s to the 1990s."  The State of Asian America:  Activism and Resistance in the 1990s.  Ed. Karin Aguilar-San Juan.  Boston:  South End Press, 1994.  19-69.
• Ong, Paul, Kyeyoung Park, and Yasmin Tong.  "The Korean-Black Conflict and the State."  The New Asian Immigration in Los Angeles and Global Restructuring.  Eds. Paul Ong, Edna Bonacich, and Lucie Cheng.  Philadelphia:  Temple University Press, 1994.  264-294.
• Rodriguez, Richard.   Selection from Hunger of Memory.  Visions of America:  Personal Narratives from the Promised Land.  Eds. Wesley Brown and Amy Ling.  New York:  Persea Books, 1993.  229-235.
• Rodriguez, Richard.  "On Becoming a Chicano."  Saturday Review, 1975.
• Rosaldo, Renato.  "Cultural Citizenship, Inequality, and Multiculturalism."  Latino Cultural Citizenship:  Claiming Identity, Space, and Rights.  Eds. William Flores and Rina Benmayor.  Boston:  Beacon Press, 1997.  27-38.
• Silvestrini, Blanca.  "'The World We Enter When Claiming Rights':  Latinos and Their Quest for Culture."  Latino Cultural Citizenship:  Claiming Identity, Space, and Rights.  Eds. William Flores and Rina Benmayor.  Boston:  Beacon Press, 1997.  39-53.
• Thomas, Kendall.  "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing:  Black Masculinity, Gay Sexuality, and the Jargon of Authenticity."  The House that Race Built.  Ed. Wahneema Lubiano.  New York:  Vintage Books, 1998.  116-135.
• Virgo, Sabina.  "The Criminalization of Poverty."  Criminal Injustice:  Confronting the Prison Crisis.  Ed. Elihu Rosenblatt.  Boston:  South End Press, 1996.  47-60.
• Wideman, Daniel. "Free Papers." Outside the Law:  Narratives on Justice in America.  Eds. Susan Richards Shreve and Porter Shreve.  Boston:  Beacon Press, 1997.  173-183.
• Williams, Patricia.  "The Death of the Profane."  The Alchemy of Race and Rights.  Cambridge:  Harvard University Press, 1991.  44-51.
• Williams, Patricia.  "Fire and Ice."  The Alchemy of Race and Rights.  Cambridge:  Harvard University Press, 1991.  133-145.
• Williams, Patricia.  "The Pain of Word Bondage."  The Alchemy of Race and Rights.  Cambridge:  Harvard University Press, 1991.  146-165.
• Williams, Patricia.  "Teleology on the Rocks."  The Alchemy of Race and Rights.  Cambridge:  Harvard University Press, 1991.  55-79.
• Williams, Rhonda.  "Living at the Crossroads:  Explorations in Race, Nationality, Sexuality and Gender."  The House that Race Built.  Ed. Wahneema Lubiano.  New York:  Vintage Books, 1998.  136-156.