German for a Day? Festivals and Symbolic Ethnicity in Central Texas
Keywords:
Central Texas, ethnic festivals, German Americans, racialization, symbolic ethnicityAbstract
Although Central Texas retains much of its ethnic ambience, the proporReferences
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