Strangers to These Shores [with MySocLab Code]

by Vincent N. Parrillo

A best-selling comprehensive U.S. Racial & Ethnic Relations text that covers the theoretical issues and casts light on the experiences of over 50 racial, ethnic and religious groups.

Strangers to These Shores 10e covers over 50 racial, ethnic, and religious groups providing broad, yet specific, coverage of Europeans, Native Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, Arabs, religious minorities, and women as a minority group.

Genres: History

20 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 1980

Reviews

[Brian]

This is a great book for sociology 133. It is jam packed with valuable information. You should be able to get an A in your class with considerable ease. All one has to do is read

[Amandaj · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn't read this book in its entirety. It was used in a sociology class I took a couple years ago. There wasn't anything special about this book. It had the same information as a previous book I had to get for a different course that I had sold already. I skimmed through most of this book, and read what I was supposed to. It is still in my possession. The bookstore wouldn't buy it back and it became forgotten until I found it in my closet not too long ago. It was an expensive book that was a waste of money. It was barely used in the class. I thought about burning it to help work out my own frustrations, but decided to keep it. Now I am going to use it as a base for a floating bookshelf or destroy it for the sake of arts and crafts.

[Sandy]

This is a textbook - I'm not recommending it unless you are enrolled in the Race and Minority Relation class and then you have to read it whether or not you want to. I just didn't want y'all to think I'm not reading anything right now.