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W. M. Phillips, Jr., Ethel D. Kanh. SEGREGATION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS James S. Coleman 1.0 Summary Report 1.1 Segregation in the public schools . The great majority of American children attend schools that are largely segregated -- that ...
W. M. Phillips, Jr., Ethel D. Kanh. SEGREGATION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS James S. Coleman 1.0 Summary Report 1.1 Segregation in the public schools . The great majority of American children attend schools that are largely segregated -- that ...
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... Segregation and discrimination generally are found to- gether . Segregation almost always involves discrimination , although this is not a matter of absolute necessity . Discrimination , on the other hand , can be extensive and ...
... Segregation and discrimination generally are found to- gether . Segregation almost always involves discrimination , although this is not a matter of absolute necessity . Discrimination , on the other hand , can be extensive and ...
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... segregation patterns in U.S. metropolitan areas affect nonwhite employment levels . Racial segrega- tion may cost Negroes as many as 35,000 jobs in Chicago and 9,000 in Detroit . Chicago's larger labor force and greater racial segregation ...
... segregation patterns in U.S. metropolitan areas affect nonwhite employment levels . Racial segrega- tion may cost Negroes as many as 35,000 jobs in Chicago and 9,000 in Detroit . Chicago's larger labor force and greater racial segregation ...
Contents
SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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