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Revoicing Stereotypes about les Arabes; "Arabs Got Nothing": Recycling Stereotypes for Interactional Goals; "A Scene of Racism"; Le Bled: Racializing Spaces and Spacializing "Race" through Pan-Southern Immigrant Heritage; Cultural Puns and Racializing Play; Chapter 4: La Racaille and Le Respect; Linguistic and Social Meanings of La Racaille; La Racaille within the Parallel Economies of Les Cite?s; Le Respect, Cultural Change, and Gender 327 $aAdolescent Girls' Discursive and Moral Positioning toward La Racaille Chapter 5: "You Call That a Girl?": Gender Crossing and Border work; Le Respect, Gender, and Space; Gender and Generation in Gatherings at Local Associations; "My Name Is Ce?cile": (Re)Voicing Gender Identities; Chapter 6: Parental Name-Calling; "My Name Is Fatma"; Ethnographic Contexts for Parental Name-Calling; Le Respect and Le Foulard ("Headscarf"); Giving Voice to Parents, Symbolically Pointing at Peers; "My Name Is Yassina Bendjedid"; Knowledge about Parents as Symbolic Capital among Teenaged Peers; "Omar Number Two" 327 $aChapter 7: Crossing Registers: Voicing the French TV Host Afficher ("to Display"): Interactional Contexts for the TV Host Register; Linguistic Features of the TV Host Register: Game Show and Interview Formats; Performance of the TV Host Register in Game Show Format; Performance of the TV Host Register in Interview Show Format; Conclusion; Head of a "Pen," Hurts It's So Ugly; References; Index; End User License Agreement 330 $aThe housing projects that ring modern Paris are a highly fluid linguistic and cultural melting pot, where youth culture combines North African, French, and American elements in a constantly evolving me?lange. 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