1. Table 11-1. Chapter 11 Outline (Kerbo, p. 343) Defining Race and Ethnicity Racial and Ethnic Inequality A History of Race and Ethnicity Global Immigration: Comparative Views Theories of Racial and Ethnic Inequality

2. Table 11-2. Black/White and Latino/White Household Income (Percent), 1972-2005 (Kerbo, p. 347) YearBlack/WhiteLatino/White 197257.5%74.4% 197559.5%71.3% 198056.6%71.7% 198558.1%68.6% 199058.4%69.8% 199560.2%61.1% 200066.3%72.8% 200362.0%69.0% 200561%71%

3. Figure 11-1. Median Household Income by Race

4. Figure 11-2. Median Household Income (in Thousands of 2007 U.S. Dollars) by Race of Householder Source: Table H-5. Race and Hispanic Origin of Householder --Households by Median and Mean Income: 1967 to 2000 (census.gov)

5. Figure 11-3. Median Household Income (in Thousands of 2007 U.S. Dollars) by Race of Householder Source: Table H-5. Race and Hispanic Origin of Householder --Households by Median and Mean Income: 1967 to 2000 (census.gov)

6. Figure 11-4. Racial and Gender Gaps (Compared to White Men) in Mean Income, 1974-2004 Source: Hogan and Perrucci 2006 (census.gov, 2005)

7. Table 11-3. Unemployment Rates for Whites, Blacks, and Latinos, 1980-2006 (Kerbo, p. 349) YearWhitesBlacksLatinos 19806.3%14.3%10.1% 19856.2%15.1%10.5% 19904.8%11.4%8.2% 19954.9%10.4%9.3% 19983.9%8.9%7.2% 19993.7%8.0%6.4% 20003.5%7.6%5.7% 20014.2%8.6%6.6% 20025.1%10.2%7.5% 20045.0%10.1%7.0% 20064.1%9.2%5.6%

8. Table 11-4. Occupational Distribution for Blacks and Latinos, 1983-2002 (Kerbo, p. 332) Percent BlackPercent Latino 198320022005198320022005 Prof/Mgr5.6%8%8.1%2.6%5.8%6.4%. Tech/Sales7.6%10.8%11.2%4.3%9.8%11.1% Service16.6%17.6%15.8%6.8%18.1%19.2% Craft6.8%7.4%7.1%6.2%17.1%23.1% Labor14%15.1%14.1%8.3%19.6%19.2%

9. Figure 11-5. Median Household Income by Race

10. Table 11-5. White, Black and Latino Percent High School Graduates, 1960-2005 (Kerbo, p. 355) YearWhitesBlacksLatinos 196043.2%20.1%- 197054.5%31.4%32.1% 198068.8%51.4%44.0% 199079.1%66.2%50.8% 200084.9%78.5%57.0% 200585.7%81.1%58.5%

11. Figure 11-6. White, Black, and Latino Percent College Graduates, 1960-2005 (Kerbo, p. 355)

12. Figure 11-7. Percent White, Black, and Latino Persons Aged 25-29 By Educational Attainment in 2003 (Kerbo, p. 357)

13. Figure 11-8. Income for White, Black, and Latino Persons By Educational Attainment in 2004 (Kerbo, p. 359)

14. Figure 2-10. Median U.S. Household Net Worth by Race, 1991 and 2004 (from Kerbo, p. 34) and Percent of White Wealth for Black Households

15. Figure 2-11. Median Income and Net Worth for White Families and Other Families in 2001(From The Wealth Inequality Reader, p. 14)

16. Table 11-6. Percent of Population Foreign Born by Country, 1997 (Kerbo, Sixth Edition, p. 353; compiled from CIA report) CountryForeign Born (Percent) Canada17.4% United States9.3% Sweden6.0% Netherlands9.2% Japan1.2% Britain3.6% France6.3% Switzerland19.0% Australia21.2% Germany9.0%

17. Figure 11-9. Foreign Born in U.S. By Region of Origin

18. Figure 11-10. Foreign Born Population in the U.S., 1960-2003 (in Millions) Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Table 3. Foreign –Born Population: 1960 to 1990; Current Population Survey, 2003, Annual Social and Economic Supplement

19. Table 10-7.Wright’s Class Categories by Race and Sex (Kerbo, p. 338) ClassWhite MalesWhite FemalesBlack MalesBlack Females Capitalist3.0%0.7%0% Small employer8.2%4.9%0%1.3% Petit Bourgeois6.4%8.8%3.6%0% Tot Self Empl17.6%14.4%3.6%1.3% Expert Mgrs8.5%2.8%5.1%0% Skilled Mgrs5.7%2.4%2.0%0% Unskilled Mgrs2.3%3.9%1.0%6.3% Expert Super4.2%1.7%1.3%1.7% Skilled Super7.9%4.3%7.5%2.0% Unskilled Supr5.0%9.3%4.6%7.7% Experts3.2%3.5%2.9%1.8% Skilled Worker17.4%7.7%23.3%10.9% Unskilled Wkr28.2%50.0%47.7%68.4%