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The Economies of Citizenship

crimination. Collectively, these books provide new material on an important period in the African-American and Mexican American struggles for racial justice. They draw attention to the many similarities as well as the important differences between the experiences of two racialised groups who have long resided alongside each other in the SouthWest. However, these works also reveal that scholars focusing upon a single ethnic group, such as African Americans or Mexican Americans, are prone to misinterpreting important parts of that group’s experience if it is viewed in isolation from that of other similar groups.