Afrocentric perspective (pg. 39)

An emphasis on the customs of African cultures and how they have pervaded the history, culture, and behavior of blacks in the United States and around the world.

amalgamation (pg. 30)

assimilation (pg. 31)

bilingualism (pg. 33)

biological race (pg. 13)

blaming the victim (pg. 13)

class (pg. 18)

colonialism (pg. 25)

conflict perspective (pg. 20)

dysfunction (pg. 19)

emigration (pg. 23)

ethnic cleansing (pg. 26)

ethnic group (pg. 9)

funtionalist perspective (pg. 18)

fusion (pg. 30)

genocide (pg. 26)

globalization (pg. 23)

immigration (pg. 23)

intelligence quotient (IQ (pg. 13)

internal colonialism (pg. 25)

labeling theory (pg. 20)

marginality (pg. 37)

melting pot (pg. 30)

migration (pg. 23)

minority group (6)

panethnicity (pg. 37)

pluralism (pg. 32)

racial formation (pg. 17)

racial group (pg. 8)