Anthro 205 1st Edition Lecture 16Outline of Last LectureI. Documentary on Harvey MilkOutline of Current LectureI. Types of Citizenshipa) Birthb) NaturalizationII. Rights of citizens vs. non-citizensIII. Fear of social citizenshipIV. ReproductionV. Race immigration and fertilityVI. Sterilization of Latino womenVII. Population explosionCurrent LectureReproductive Politics, Citizenship, andTypes of Citizenships:- By birth:o Ius sanguinis: citizenship inherited by blood, through the parentso Ius Soli: Citizenship acquired by being born in a particular political territory- By naturalization:o Residencyo MarriageThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Rights of citizens vs. non-citizenso Do non-citizens have any rights?o Some people believe they shouldn’to Human Rightso Political rights: Free speech, free assemblageFear of social citizenshipo Mostly documented immigrantso Anti immigrant rhetoric and politics is playedo Immigrants (and other minorities) are blamed for bad or scarce servicesReproductiono Biological reproduction: Events related to conception/pregnancy/birth/post-birth and parenting. Not just purely biological but also culturally constructed. This type of reproduction is inherently cultural.o Social Reproduction: Focuses on the political dimension of reproduction. Inherently driven with politics. We must consider the political dimensionof this.o Stratified Reproduction: West Indie nannies in New York. The way they interacted with the children in contrast to the western mothers.Race, Immigration, and Fertilityo Chavez: “The fearsome trinity”o Latino babies transgress the border between immigrant and citizen.Sterilization of latino women in the U.S.o Forced and not informed sterilizationo All under U.S. control and fundsPreference in reproduction of certain groupsThe Population Explosiono Baby boomerso Demographic WinterImmigration and reproduction link –
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