Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Introduction 1
6. Part One: Diversity And Inequality
7. 1. Durable Inequality 15
8. 2. Two Visions of the Relationship between Individual and Society: The Bell Curve versus Social Structure and Personality 34
9. 3. Two Faces of Diversity: Recreating the Stranger Next Door? 52
10. 4. Gender, Sexuality, and Inequality: When Many Become One, Who Is the One and What Happens to the Others? 70
11. Part Two: The New Demography Of Durable Inequality
12. 5. The State of the American Dream: Race and Ethnic Socioeconomic Inequality in the United States, 1970-90 89
13. 6. Strangers Next Door: Immigrant Groups and Suburbs in Los Angeles and New York 108
14. 7. Jobless Poverty: A New Form of Social Dislocation in the Inner-City Ghetto 133
15. 8. Persisting Inequality between Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan America: Implications for Theory and Policy 151
16. Part Three: Durable Inequality In American Institutions
17. Education
18. 9. Do Historically Black Colleges and Universities Enhance the College Attendance of African American Youths? 171
19. Military
20. 10. Overcoming Race:Army Lessons for American Society 189
21. 11. War's Legacy in Men's Lives 209
22. Religion
23. 12. Diversity and Consensus: What Part Does Religion Play? 228
24. Family
25. 13. Diversity in American Families 245
26. Mass Media
27. 14. Television And Diversity:The Quantum Leap Model 260
28. Part Four:Afterword
29. 15. The Reduction of Intergroup Tensions 277
30. 16. Long Time Passing: Race, Prejudice, and the Reduction of Intergroup Tensions 296
31. Bibliography 305
32. Contributors 327
33. Index 335