...C H A P T E R T H I R T E E N LATINO ANTIBLACK BIAS AND THE CENSUS CATEGORIZATION OF LATINOS: RACE, ETHNICITY, OR OTHER? T A N Y A K A T E R Í H E R N Á N D E Z But I m Puerto Rican, my father said in a low, slow voice, rubbing his bruises. They don t care what kinda nigger you is, Guhz- man...

... This chapter explores linkages between processes of categorizing and counting individuals through the U.S. Census and other means, changes in advertising, and shifting meanings of race. Based in theoretical concepts of “biopolitics,” neoliberal ideologies of “postrace,” and “cultural circuits of...

... attempts to survive the violent and economically precarious present. In addressing “counting Maya” in terms of census statistics and “what counts” as Maya, as in how many Mayan languages there are and what Mayan identity means more generally, the chapter introduces themes of quantity’s qualifications and...

... calculations, in the context of what became popularly known as “the Maya apocalypse” of 2012 and situates them in relation to the ongoing apocalypse of the genocide and attempts to survive the violent and economically precarious present. In addressing “counting Maya” in terms of census statistics and “what...

... In 1900, the political capital shifted from Sucre to La Paz, Liberals finally emerged triumphant on the political scene, and hopes of imminent transformation buoyed the outlook of modernizing elites. The 1900 census, issued by the National Offce on Immigration, Statistics, and Geographical...

... and sovereign forms of power over black life under slavery by looking at advertisements for runaway slaves and the census, as well as a set of rules from the 1800s for the management of slaves on an East Texas plantation. Drawing on novelist Caryl Phillips’s short story “The Cargo Rap,” visual artist...

... This chapter provides a historical overview of social and political mobilizations among the Chamar Dalits of Punjab. Beginning with their attempts to representg themselves as Ad-Dharmis, a separate religious group and not a caste category, in the colonial census in 1931, the chapter shows that...

... tribe surveys and the census) to produce dominant representations of Indian society and history, especially related to caste. This essay aims to modify the postcolonial understanding of the archive by arguing that it might be more productive to underline the unique strengths of district and provincial...

... This chapter considers the significance and impact of assemblages of diversity on meanings of race and ethnicity in advertising and society. Especially in light of demographic shifts reported in the 2010 U.S. Census, the notion of a “postracial” America underscored by Obama’s presidency, and an...

... para Latinoamérica y el Caribe (Economic Commission for Latin Amer i ca and the Ca- rib bean [eclac]) ciara Cámara de la Industria Aceitera de la República Argen- tina (Argentine Oilseed Industry Chamber) cna Censo Nacional Agropecuario (Argentina s National Rural Census) conicet Consejo Nacional de...

... agencies or legal authors compiled laws with interpretations on a particular subject. Most legal works can be found in the Hispanic Law Division of the Library of Congress. Beginning with the North American Census of Cuba in 1899, Cuban censuses were comprehensive and fairly sophisticated. They include...

... agencies or legal authors compiled laws with interpretations on a particular subject. Most legal works can be found in the Hispanic Law Division of the Library of Congress. Beginning with the North American Census of Cuba in 1899, Cuban censuses were comprehensive and fairly sophisticated. They include...

... agencies or legal authors compiled laws with interpretations on a particular subject. Most legal works can be found in the Hispanic Law Division of the Library of Congress. Beginning with the North American Census of Cuba in 1899, Cuban censuses were comprehensive and fairly sophisticated. They include...

... agencies or legal authors compiled laws with interpretations on a particular subject. Most legal works can be found in the Hispanic Law Division of the Library of Congress. Beginning with the North American Census of Cuba in 1899, Cuban censuses were comprehensive and fairly sophisticated. They include...

... agencies or legal authors compiled laws with interpretations on a particular subject. Most legal works can be found in the Hispanic Law Division of the Library of Congress. Beginning with the North American Census of Cuba in 1899, Cuban censuses were comprehensive and fairly sophisticated. They include...