Homesick Race and Exclusion in Rural New England

"A beautifully written and engaging manuscript that fills a conspicuous void in the academic literature on rural America and specifically immigration and demographic change in the rural United States. This book marks an important contribution to the sociological literature on race and on rurality."
-Leah Schmalzbauer, Amherst College " A well-argued book, using multiple data sources to build the case that despite its progressive identity, the Upper Valley is not particularly inclusive or welcoming to people of color. Well-written, and with a clear story and sharp analysis, Homesick is a great book for the classroom and beyond."
-Sarah Mayorga, Brandeis University