Fifties Ethnicities: The Ethnic Novel and Mass Culture at Midcentury
Dec 04, 2013
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As Oklahoma City University professor Tracy Floreani learned from her Italian father, whether or not he is considered Caucasian constantly is changing in our culture.
At one point in time, Italians, Jews and other lighter-skinned immigrants were not considered "white" strictly because of their heritage.
Source: http://www.okgazette.com
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