Marc Coronado received her PhD in American Literature and Culture from the University of California Santa Barbara and currently teaches literature, Latina/o and mixed race studies at De Anza College in California. Rudy P. Guevarra, Jr., is a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His research interests include race and ethnicity, Chicano history, Asian Pacific Islander history, U.S. labor history, and multiracial/multiethnic identity. Jeffrey A. S. Moniz is an assistant professor in the College of Education at the University of Hawai'i. He teaches and writes about matters of race, ethnicity, and culture at the College's Institute for Teacher Education. Laura Furlan Szanto is a creative writer and Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she specializes in American Indian literatures. Her dissertation examines representations of urban Indians in contemporary fiction.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 CluelessChapter 3 Noises in the Blood: Culture, Conflict, and Mixed Race IdentitiesChapter 4 Does Multiraciality Lighten? Me-Too Ethnicity and the Whiteness TrapChapter 5 "My Father? Gabacho?" Ethnic Doubling in Gloria Lopez Stafford's A Place in El PasoChapter 6 Burritos and Bagoong: Mexipinos and Multiethnic Identity in San Diego, CaliforniaChapter 7 Challenging the Hegemony of Multiculturalism: The Matter of the Marginalized MultiethnicChapter 8 Beyond DisobedienceChapter 9 "Fictive Imaginings": Constructing Biracial Identity and Senna's CaucasiaChapter 10 The BeginningChapter 11 Los Angeles Museum of Art: Looking ForwardChapter 12 Multiethnic Mexican Americans in Demographic and Ethnographic Perspectives

Marc Coronado received her PhD in American Literature and Culture from the University of California Santa Barbara and currently teaches literature, Latina/o and mixed race studies at De Anza College in California. Rudy P. Guevarra, Jr., is a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His research interests include race and ethnicity, Chicano history, Asian Pacific Islander history, U.S. labor history, and multiracial/multiethnic identity. Jeffrey A. S. Moniz is an assistant professor in the College of Education at the University of Hawai'i. He teaches and writes about matters of race, ethnicity, and culture at the College's Institute for Teacher Education. Laura Furlan Szanto is a creative writer and Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she specializes in American Indian literatures. Her dissertation examines representations of urban Indians in contemporary fiction.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 CluelessChapter 3 Noises in the Blood: Culture, Conflict, and Mixed Race IdentitiesChapter 4 Does Multiraciality Lighten? Me-Too Ethnicity and the Whiteness TrapChapter 5 "My Father? Gabacho?" Ethnic Doubling in Gloria Lopez Stafford's A Place in El PasoChapter 6 Burritos and Bagoong: Mexipinos and Multiethnic Identity in San Diego, CaliforniaChapter 7 Challenging the Hegemony of Multiculturalism: The Matter of the Marginalized MultiethnicChapter 8 Beyond DisobedienceChapter 9 "Fictive Imaginings": Constructing Biracial Identity and Senna's CaucasiaChapter 10 The BeginningChapter 11 Los Angeles Museum of Art: Looking ForwardChapter 12 Multiethnic Mexican Americans in Demographic and Ethnographic Perspectives

Marc Coronado received her PhD in American Literature and Culture from the University of California Santa Barbara and currently teaches literature, Latina/o and mixed race studies at De Anza College in California. Rudy P. Guevarra, Jr., is a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His research interests include race and ethnicity, Chicano history, Asian Pacific Islander history, U.S. labor history, and multiracial/multiethnic identity. Jeffrey A. S. Moniz is an assistant professor in the College of Education at the University of Hawai'i. He teaches and writes about matters of race, ethnicity, and culture at the College's Institute for Teacher Education. Laura Furlan Szanto is a creative writer and Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she specializes in American Indian literatures. Her dissertation examines representations of urban Indians in contemporary fiction.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 CluelessChapter 3 Noises in the Blood: Culture, Conflict, and Mixed Race IdentitiesChapter 4 Does Multiraciality Lighten? Me-Too Ethnicity and the Whiteness TrapChapter 5 "My Father? Gabacho?" Ethnic Doubling in Gloria Lopez Stafford's A Place in El PasoChapter 6 Burritos and Bagoong: Mexipinos and Multiethnic Identity in San Diego, CaliforniaChapter 7 Challenging the Hegemony of Multiculturalism: The Matter of the Marginalized MultiethnicChapter 8 Beyond DisobedienceChapter 9 "Fictive Imaginings": Constructing Biracial Identity and Senna's CaucasiaChapter 10 The BeginningChapter 11 Los Angeles Museum of Art: Looking ForwardChapter 12 Multiethnic Mexican Americans in Demographic and Ethnographic Perspectives