Trouble in Our Community: The Issue in Black and White : a Manual of Readings for Adult Discussion, Issues 400-402W. M. Phillips, Ethel D. Kahn Cooperative Extension Service, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, 1970 - African Americans - 375 pages |
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... policeman finds his most pressing problems in his relationships to the public . His is a service occupation but of an incongruous kind , since he must discipline those whom he serves . He is regarded as corrupt and inefficient by , and ...
... policeman finds his most pressing problems in his relationships to the public . His is a service occupation but of an incongruous kind , since he must discipline those whom he serves . He is regarded as corrupt and inefficient by , and ...
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... policemen , drawn from all ranks and constituting approximately 50 per cent of the patrolmen , were asked , " When do you think a policeman is justified in roughing a man up ? " The intent of the question was to get them to legitimate ...
... policemen , drawn from all ranks and constituting approximately 50 per cent of the patrolmen , were asked , " When do you think a policeman is justified in roughing a man up ? " The intent of the question was to get them to legitimate ...
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... policeman is the law , and he is going to treat you rough and that's the way you have to treat them . Personally , I don't think the colored are trying to help themselves one bit . If you don't treat them rough , they will sit right on ...
... policeman is the law , and he is going to treat you rough and that's the way you have to treat them . Personally , I don't think the colored are trying to help themselves one bit . If you don't treat them rough , they will sit right on ...
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