Spring 1997 Immigration: The Browning of America

One City highlights the growth of the nation’s immigrant community—particularly immigrants of color—and the unique difficulties they face. In addition, One City focuses on the challenges cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and other large urban and regional settings face as the population shifts from predominantly white to black, brown and shades in between.

In an effort to develop an expansive public education campaign about the impact of public policy decisions on race relations, the Council and Human Relations Foundation of Chicago collaborated to copublish this issue of One City.

Articles:

	From the Council by Lucretia A. Bailey
	From the Foundation by Clarence N. Wood
	The Coming White Minority by Dale Maharidge
	Discussing the “Coming White Minority” by David Smallwood
	Anti-Immigrant Attitudes Hurting Chicago’s Mexican-American Community by Wilfredo Cruz
	Coming to America by Jorge Partida
	Creating America by Ann Seng
	Voices Against Immigration by Bruce Hatton Boyer, Ph.D.
	Welfare Reform: What Does It Mean for Noncitizens? by Rob Paral
	Resource Guide
	Immigration and Immigrants: How They Are Portrayed in the Chicago Press by Cynthia Linton
	Fair Housing Group Fights for Immigrants by David Smallwood

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