Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas traces how parenting practices among urban elites in Brazil and Puerto Rico preserve and reproduce white privilege and economic inequality.
Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas traces how parenting practices among urban elites in Brazil and Puerto Rico preserve and reproduce white privilege and economic inequality.
Acknowledgments ix 1. Parenting Empires and the Moral Economy of Privilege in Brazil and Puerto Rico 1 2. The Feel of Ipanema: Social History and Structure of Feeling in Rio de Janeiro 37 3. Parenting El Condado: Social History and Immaterial Materiality in San Juan 65 4. Whiteness from Within: Elite Interiority, Personhood, and Parenthood 95 5. Schooling Whiteness: Adult Friendships, Social Ease, and the Privilege of Choosing Race 127 6. The Extended Family: Intimate Hierarchies and Ancestral Imaginaries 157 7. Affective Inequalities: Childcare Workers and Elite Consumptions of Blackness 185 Epilogue 215 Notes 231 References 261 Index 277
Acknowledgments ix 1. Parenting Empires and the Moral Economy of Privilege in Brazil and Puerto Rico 1 2. The Feel of Ipanema: Social History and Structure of Feeling in Rio de Janeiro 37 3. Parenting El Condado: Social History and Immaterial Materiality in San Juan 65 4. Whiteness from Within: Elite Interiority, Personhood, and Parenthood 95 5. Schooling Whiteness: Adult Friendships, Social Ease, and the Privilege of Choosing Race 127 6. The Extended Family: Intimate Hierarchies and Ancestral Imaginaries 157 7. Affective Inequalities: Childcare Workers and Elite Consumptions of Blackness 185 Epilogue 215 Notes 231 References 261 Index 277
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