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... become a hindrance rather than a necessity ; some are abandoned , some are changed . American society in the meantime has made a place for and even become dependent on some of these institutions , such as old - age homes and hospitals ...
... become a hindrance rather than a necessity ; some are abandoned , some are changed . American society in the meantime has made a place for and even become dependent on some of these institutions , such as old - age homes and hospitals ...
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... become the pride of ethnic groups , and the seat of whatever distinctiveness they possess . It is by way of this participation that they have become part of the very fabric of American life . But the fabric is now challenged . And ...
... become the pride of ethnic groups , and the seat of whatever distinctiveness they possess . It is by way of this participation that they have become part of the very fabric of American life . But the fabric is now challenged . And ...
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... become the seeds of a pernicious self - and - group - hatred , the Negro's complex and debilita- ting prejudice against himself . The preoccupation of many Negroes with hair straighteners , skin bleachers , and the like illustrates this ...
... become the seeds of a pernicious self - and - group - hatred , the Negro's complex and debilita- ting prejudice against himself . The preoccupation of many Negroes with hair straighteners , skin bleachers , and the like illustrates this ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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