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... neighborhoods in Cleveland , Negro families made major gains between 1960 and 1965. Average incomes rose , the incidence of poverty and the number of broken families were reduced . But in the poorest neighborhoods , all of these social ...
... neighborhoods in Cleveland , Negro families made major gains between 1960 and 1965. Average incomes rose , the incidence of poverty and the number of broken families were reduced . But in the poorest neighborhoods , all of these social ...
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W. M. Phillips, Jr., Ethel D. Kanh. Neighborhood pharmacists should be explicitly recognized as part of the medical team , and every effort be made to bring them in . The poor are much more apt to consult their neighborhood pharmacist ...
W. M. Phillips, Jr., Ethel D. Kanh. Neighborhood pharmacists should be explicitly recognized as part of the medical team , and every effort be made to bring them in . The poor are much more apt to consult their neighborhood pharmacist ...
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... neighborhood association and social groups of one kind or another ; all told the organizations represented in TWO have a membership of about 30,000 . As the first broad representative organization to be created in a Negro neighborhood ...
... neighborhood association and social groups of one kind or another ; all told the organizations represented in TWO have a membership of about 30,000 . As the first broad representative organization to be created in a Negro neighborhood ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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