01125pab a2200169 454500008004000000100002500040245004800065260000900113300001400122362000800136520069800144650001800842650002000860650001400880700002700894773003400921180718b2004   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aAranda, Elizabeth M.  aTehnoracism and the "sandwiched" minorities  c2004  ap.910-27.  aMar  aUsing case studies from interviews and focus groups, this article reconceptualizes the meaning of race and racism by examining how members of a multiracial group, Puerto Ricans, experience racism. The authors argue that the social construction of race involves ethnic and global factors such as national origin, culture, language, the historical relationship between colonial powers and their political subjects, and race. The totality of these factors amount to a racial matrix of domination resulting in ethnoracism. Findings suggest that within the current climate of "colorblind" racism, ethnoracism is the mechanism through which the current racial order will be maintained. - Reproduced.  aEthnic groups  aMinority groups  aEthnicity  aRebollo-Gil, Guillermo  aAmerican Behavioral Scientist