Racialization and the US Latina Experience: Economic Implications
探讨拉丁裔女性（主要是墨西哥裔）种族化的经济影响，分析商品身份、空间隔离和外来者种族化三个过程，并结合其生育责任和生产工作考察收入状况。
This brief paper explores the economic implications of the racialization of Latinas, focusing primarily on women of Mexican background, with special attention to the historical and contemporary experiences of this group in the Midwest. The author discusses three interrelated processes that help explain the social positioning of Mexican-American and Mexican immigrant women in the region: the production of a "commodity identity" image, spatial barrioization (creation of segregated, generally poor barrio neighborhoods), and "outsider racialization." She also analyzes the income status of Latina women in terms of their reproductive responsibilities and productive work.