Clarence Y. H. Lo is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Missouri.
"Lo's book tells a fascinating story. . . . What began as a populist social movement served to reconstruct further patterns of inequality in California and elsewhere in the USA. . . . An effectively argued and well-written book."--Gregory D. Squires, "International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
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