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Notes

table of contents
  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgments
  3. Note on Terminology
  4. Transcription Key for Interview Excerpts
  5. 1. Multiple Meanings of Work in the United States
  6. 2. Two Protestant Work Ethics (Living to Work or Working Diligently)
  7. 3. Working to Live Well
  8. 4. Working to Just Live
  9. 5. Gendered Meanings of Unemployment
  10. 6. Good-Enough Occupations and “Fun” Jobs
  11. 7. A Post-Pandemic Update and the Future of Work
  12. Appendix
  13. Notes
  14. Bibliography
  15. Index

APPENDIX Participants

PSEUDONYM

GENDER

FIRST-GENERATION IMMIGRANT?

RACIAL/ETHNIC IDENTITY

JOB BEFORE FIRST INTERVIEW

Abel Jimenez

M

yes (Mexico)

Latino

ran small food market/vegetable delivery

Alfredo Reyes

M

yes (El Salvador)

Latino

baker

Alice Joyner

F

no

Black

Christian Science nurse/student

Amber Washington

F

no

Black

social service agency administrator

Anastasia Tang

F

yes (Southeast Asia)

Southeast Asian American

HR manager

Ann Lopez

F

no

Latino

IT worker

Auguste Salander

M

no

white

pizza delivery

Carl Mathews

M

no

Black

City of LA., security officer

Caroline James

F

no

white

senior VP, HR, entertainment company

Celeste Rue

F

no

mixed (European/ American Indian /Latino)

admin assistant (temp)

Charles Toppes

M

no

white

director manufacturing operations, furniture company

Charlie Mike Romero

M

yes (El Salvador)

mixed (Latino/Asian)

database administrator for bank

Chipper Goodman

M

no

white

bouncer at a club (part-time)

Daniel Horn

M

no

white

contractor

Della Jones

F

no

white

public school teacher

Elizabeth Montgomery

F

no

white

sales, high end office furniture

Emily Quinn

F

no

white

exec asst, construction company

Feliciano Salas

M

yes (Mexico)

Latino

roofer/day laborer

Fred Hernandez

M

1.5* (Mexico)

Latino

DUI counselor

Gabriella Gomez

F

1.5 (Mexico)

Latino

yoga teacher, massage therapist, retail clerk (part-time)

Ginger Thi

F

no

East Asian American

secretary/temp

Hillary Edwards

F

no

Black

banker

Ichabod Jones

M

no

Latino

social services program director

Isabel Navarro

F

yes (Mexico)

Latino

esthetician, self-employed/disabled

Jackie Gallardo

F

1.5 (Mexico)

Latino

warehouse work (temp)

Jagat Bodhi

M

yes (Uganda, England)

South Asian American

telecommunications technician

Jake Taylor

M

no

white

warehouse operations manager

Jim Wade

M

no

white

service advisor auto parts store, census worker (short-term)

John Davis

M

no

mixed (Black/ American Indian/ European)

senior VP, organization development, financial services company

Jorge Paiz

M

yes (Guatemala)

Latino

construction worker

José Navarro

M

yes (Mexico)

Latino

food vendor, athletic stadiums

Katarina Spelling

F

no

white

branch manager, social services organization, then communications coordinator, nonprofit organization (part-time)

Kham Sy Phouphan

M

yes (Laos)

Southeast Asian American

machine operator, lighting company

Krystal Murphy

F

no

white

admin assistant, financial services company

La dama de abril

F

Yes (Colombia, Venezuela)

Latino

housecleaning business

Linda McDaniel

F

no

white

executive assistant, construction company

Lisa Rose

F

no

white

associate VP, nonprofit organization

Lucy Guerrero

F

yes (Colombia, Venezuela)

Latino

HR office work, courier company

Luis Segura

M

yes (Mexico)

Latino

gardener/day laborer

Magenta Love

F

no

Black

health information consultant/cosmetology teacher (part-time)

Marcus Walker

M

no

Black

assembly worker

Maria Carrera

F

yes (Ecuador)

Latino

manufacturing operations supervisor

Mary Brown

F

no

Black

student advisor in outreach program

Mickey Muller

M

no

white

electrical engineer

Miguel Vargas

M

yes (Mexico)

Latino

account manager, cosmetics company

Miriam Ramos

F

no

mixed (Latino/ American Indian)

hairdresser

Mona Childs

F

no

Declined to state

marketing for senior housing

Monserrat León

F

yes (Mexico)

Latino

waitress

Natalie Harper

F

no

white

grant specialist

Paula Jackson

F

1.5 (Cuba)

Latino

phlebotomist

Pepper Hill

F

no

white

director of consulting for a large nonprofit

Phoenix Rises

F

no

Black

special ed teacher

Ralph Edwards

M

no

Black

sales for credit card processor

Rebecca Robinson

F

no

white

admin assistant (temp)

ReNé McKnight

F

no

Black

customer support, call center

Robert Milner

M

no

Latino

supply chain strategist

Sam Lennon

F

no

mixed (white/ American Indian)

cashier, counter assistant, deli

Stacie McCarthy

F

no

white

loan processor/funder

Stephen Smith

M

no

white

senior director, development and finance, large company in leisure industry

Summer Carrington

F

no

white

asset manager at bank

Terrance West

M

no

Black

shipping/receiving clerk

Theresa Allen

F

no

white

waitress/homemaker

Tom Dunn

M

no

white

IT recruiter

Tony DeLuca

M

no

white

VP, HR, entertainment company

Note: Two of my pilot interviewees are mentioned in the text: Bob Roberts, male, nonimmigrant, white, lobbyist for a nonprofit; Earl Apache Longwolf, male, nonimmigrant, mixed (American Indian/Black), welder.

* Leslie Berestein Rojas, “Gen 1.5: Where an Immigrant Generation Fits In,” KPCC, March 21, 2012, http://www.scpr.org/blogs/multiamerican.

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