New ones I found by going to the bookstore. I'd have bought them if I wasn't poor.
The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down by Ann Fadiman
A memoir about a Hmong girl. It won at least one award, according to the cover, and it seems pretty fascinating. It covers Hmong and Laos culture very well and the tension between the two groups. (I really wanted this one because it didn't look like Minority Pathology Porn)
Picturing Model Citizens by Thy Phu which is a book that literally has photos and then there are explanations about how and why those photos were taken. Such as the picture of the Chinese railroad workers. I really wanted that book. Covers Asian American studies as much as photography.
Modern Japanese Culture edited by Yoshio Sugimoto which looks like it would be really, really useful for building a complete Japan and breaking from the manga and anime models as well as the usual stereotypes. Again, really, really wanted that book, but I'm broke.
They had a whole bookshelf on African American studies (sociological), but I didn't have time to sift through it. It wasn't all Martin Luther King and the rights movement either, from the titles.
American Chinatown by Bonnie Tsui is a fascinating look at Chinatown in the US. Wanted that one too, couldn't buy it.
The Rice Room (memoir) by Ben Fong-Torres which is a memoir of a Chinese American who later invents rock and roll. The store had the second edition, which had photos. PoC on the cover, BTW.
The bookstore also had a shelf for Native American and Hispanic groups. I wanted to look at those, too, but the selection in the bookstore was so great, that I'll have to return to pick up some of the more promising titles from that too.
Ahhh~ Spent three blissful hours grinning in there. Bookstoreeeesss~
I'll return with the other titles I find when I go back.