结论

Latino Orlando Pub Date : 2020-02-25 DOI:10.5744/florida/9780813066257.003.0007

S. Delerme

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结论总结了大奥兰多案例研究的贡献，并阐述了拉丁美洲人在挑战南方历史上的黑人-白人二元种族制度方面的作用。本章认为，民族志田野调查提供了一个独特的西班牙裔种族的社会建构的证据，并通过检查西班牙裔的种族化和他们如何自我认同来解决种族身份分类的复杂性。

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Conclusion

The conclusion summarizes the contributions of the Greater Orlando case study and addresses the role of Latinos in challenging the south’s historic black-white racial binary. The chapter argues that the ethnographic fieldwork provides evidence of the social construction of a distinct Hispanic race and addresses the complexity of ethnoracial identity categorizations by examining the racialization of Hispanics and how they self-idenify.

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