“为什么我们不能有某种团结?”南部郊区波多黎各人和黑人居民之间的文化争论

IF 1.8 2区 社会学 Q2 ETHNIC STUDIES Sociology of Race and Ethnicity Pub Date : 2023-04-28 DOI:10.1177/23326492231169249
Stephanie A. Dhuman
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这项研究调查了佛罗里达州波因恰纳的波多黎各裔黑人族群间关系。波因恰纳是美国南部郊区的一个新移民目的地,由该国最大的房主协会领导。通过对47名居民的田野调查和访谈,我探究了人际关系、归属感,以及居民缺乏社会政治代理如何影响对群体间关系的看法。过去的研究证明了波多黎各人和黑人居民之间的联盟和紧张关系,包括共同的边缘化经历导致联盟增加,或经济竞争导致争论。随着向新移民目的地的移民不断增加,这项研究表明,少数群体可能对他们之间的关系持有不一致的概念,我称之为“文化争论”。虽然波多黎各人描述了与黑人邻居共同的边缘化和团结感,但黑人居民表达了对流离失所的担忧。由于社区的不稳定状态,居民很少有机会团结起来,进一步分裂是可能的。
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“Why Can’t We Have Some Kind of Unity?” Cultural Contention Amongst Puerto Rican and Black Residents in Southern Suburbia
This study examines Puerto Rican-Black intergroup relations in Poinciana, Florida, a new immigrant destination in the suburban south led by the country’s largest homeowners association. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with 47 residents, I interrogate interpersonal relationships, feelings of belonging, and how residents’ lack of sociopolitical agency contribute to perceptions of intergroup relations. Past research evidences both coalition and tensions between Puerto Rican and Black co-residents, including shared marginalization experiences leading to increased coalition, or economic competition leading to contention. As migration to new immigrant destinations continues to rise, this study suggests minoritized groups may hold discordant conceptualizations of their relationship, what I refer to as “cultural contention.” While Puerto Ricans describe a shared sense of marginalization and unity with their Black neighbors, Black residents express concerns over displacement. With the precarious status of the community, there are few opportunities for residents to coalesce, and further fragmentation is possible.
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