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1 A history of language rights: between tolerance and hostility
2 Nativism and language restrictions: echoes of the past at the end of the Twentieth Century
3 Fulfilling the promise of citizenship: English literacy, naturalization, and voting rights
4 Language rights in the workplace: negotiating boundaries within close spaces
5 Language rights in litigation: making the case for greater protections in criminal and civil proceedings
6 Bilingual education: learning and politics in the classroom
7 Native American education: the US implements English-only policy
8 Due process and governmental benefits: when English-only is enough
9 Commerce and language minorities: remaking old laws for new consumers
10 The place of international law in promoting linguistic human rights within the United States
Appendix: Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
2 Nativism and language restrictions: echoes of the past at the end of the Twentieth Century
3 Fulfilling the promise of citizenship: English literacy, naturalization, and voting rights
4 Language rights in the workplace: negotiating boundaries within close spaces
5 Language rights in litigation: making the case for greater protections in criminal and civil proceedings
6 Bilingual education: learning and politics in the classroom
7 Native American education: the US implements English-only policy
8 Due process and governmental benefits: when English-only is enough
9 Commerce and language minorities: remaking old laws for new consumers
10 The place of international law in promoting linguistic human rights within the United States
Appendix: Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964