Introduction
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Introduction
Chapter 3
Relational Racial Formation, Citrus Labor, and Immigration Policy, 1914-1945
From Mexican Settlers to Mexican Birds of Passage
Chapter 1
Mobility, Memory, and Racial Hierarchies in Inland Southern California, 1870-1900
The Rise of the Anglo Fantasy Past
Chapter 4
Mexican and Dust Bowl Drivers in Metropolitan Los Angeles, 1930-1945
"Del Fotingo Que Era Mio"
Chapter 2
Japanese Immigrants in the Multiracial Citrus Belt, 1882-1920
On the Move and Fixed in Place
Chapter 5
Mobility vs. Retrenchment, 1954-1970
From Citrus Belt to Inland Empire
Chapter Breakdown
UCLA Newsroom
Professor tackles race, space and mobility in her first book
written by
Jessica Wolf | May 29, 2019
"Academic inspiration is often rooted in personal experiences.
Genevieve Carpio, assistant professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at UCLA, was spurred to write her first book by witnessing the injustice of sobriety checkpoints across inland Southern California in the 2000s."