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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... live on my block , " he said , " is to live anywhere where there are a lot of people who are poor and who don't have any place else to go . There's a lot of pain and a lot of sorrow , but underneath there's also a lot of glory and ...
... live on my block , " he said , " is to live anywhere where there are a lot of people who are poor and who don't have any place else to go . There's a lot of pain and a lot of sorrow , but underneath there's also a lot of glory and ...
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... lives of each family , and we observe and record complete days as they unfold . The first volume to issue from this ... live in the culture of poverty . For this way of life to come into being and flourish it seems clear that certain ...
... lives of each family , and we observe and record complete days as they unfold . The first volume to issue from this ... live in the culture of poverty . For this way of life to come into being and flourish it seems clear that certain ...
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... live in a culture of poverty . The largest numbers in this group are made up of Negroes , Puerto Ricans , Mexicans , American Indians and Southern poor whites . In these figures there is some re- assurance for those concerned , because ...
... live in a culture of poverty . The largest numbers in this group are made up of Negroes , Puerto Ricans , Mexicans , American Indians and Southern poor whites . In these figures there is some re- assurance for those concerned , because ...
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