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The Norm among the Exceptional? Experiences of Latino Students in Elite Institutions
Tác giả
Pan Y.-Y.D.; Reyes D.V.
Năm xuất bản
2021
Source title
Sociological Inquiry
Số trích dẫn
3
DOI
10.1111/soin.12354
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Tóm tắt
This article examines Latino students’ experiences within two elite educational contexts: an elite liberal arts college and an elite law school. Drawing on combined data of 42 in-depth interviews, we interrogate how elite institutional spaces reify and shape panethnic identities. In the face of marginalization in predominantly white, elite spaces Latino students strategically search for new community and comfort, which in turn influence how they perceive their identities, encouraging a broadening of boundaries to include both panethnic and minority alliances. By documenting the experiences of Latino students in two stages of the educational pipeline, we show how elite institutions influence identity talk lead students to cultivate a sense of shared fate with other Latino-origin individuals and at times, people of color in general. © 2020 Alpha Kappa Delta: The International Sociology Honor Society
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Blackwell Publishing Inc.
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