Multicultural girlhood: racism, sexuality, and the conflicted spaces of American education

Introduction

Banal multiculturalism and its opaque racisms : new racial ideals and the limits of "getting along"

The sexual attraction of racism : the latent desires of "boys are stupid"

The pain of segregation : school territoriality, racial embodiment, and paranoid geographies

Geographies of migrant girlhood: families and racialization

What girls want at school : surveillance, care, and a predictable space

Conclusion.