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... Non - white youth got only 36,000 of those 970,000 new jobs . As for adults , the ratio of non - white to white adult unemployment has remained double : in June , 1966 , 4.1 percent for whites and 8.3 percent for non - whites . Lest ...
... Non - white youth got only 36,000 of those 970,000 new jobs . As for adults , the ratio of non - white to white adult unemployment has remained double : in June , 1966 , 4.1 percent for whites and 8.3 percent for non - whites . Lest ...
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... Non - white 1940-50 Non - white 1950-60 Non - white Whites +884,000 +1,474,000 -1,459,000 Negroes +455,000 +1,457,000 +2,145,000 Total * +1,347,000 34 % +2,990,000 49 % + 843,000 100 % Outside Center City Whites +1,787,000 +5,264,000 + ...
... Non - white 1940-50 Non - white 1950-60 Non - white Whites +884,000 +1,474,000 -1,459,000 Negroes +455,000 +1,457,000 +2,145,000 Total * +1,347,000 34 % +2,990,000 49 % + 843,000 100 % Outside Center City Whites +1,787,000 +5,264,000 + ...
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... non - white population exceeding 25 per cent . One city , Washington , D. C. , was 54.8 percent non - white . There is every reason to believe that the Negro population . in our central cities will continue to increase rapidly . As ...
... non - white population exceeding 25 per cent . One city , Washington , D. C. , was 54.8 percent non - white . There is every reason to believe that the Negro population . in our central cities will continue to increase rapidly . As ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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