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Introduction: ideology and social reproduction in education -- "That's a good question!" exploring motivations at entry -- I didn't think it would be like "the paper chase!" -- "It's all common sense:" ideology and resistance in the provision of professional skills -- Thinking like a lawyer, strategizing like a manager -- Empty ethics and reasonable responsibility -- Jobs of least resistance -- Pursuing elite professional careers.

Intro -- Latinos in Dixie -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Why Study Latinos in Richmond? -- 2. Segmented Paths to Richmond -- 3. Many Roads to Richmond -- 4. Living in Multiple Worlds -- 5. Richmond Latino Families Migrating Globally, Living Locally -- 6. Blue Collar Latinos, White Collar Latinos: Discrimination and Work Opportunity in Richmond -- 7. Religion and Secular Assimilation in Richmond -- 8. Public Life, Political Participation,and Community Presence -- 9. What Does It Mean to Be Latino in Dixie? -- Appendix A. Incorporating Feminist Reflexivity into Survey Methodology,Or What Are a German Womanand an Italian Man Doing Studying Latinos? -- Appendix B. Survey Questionnaire -- Appendix C. Comparisons of Latinos in Richmond Data with 2000 Census -- Notes -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.