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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... turned into a Southern - like confrontation of white and black . The varied , more balanced and more creative ethnic conflicts of the North are now in danger of being transformed into the monolithic confrontation of the South . In the ...
... turned into a Southern - like confrontation of white and black . The varied , more balanced and more creative ethnic conflicts of the North are now in danger of being transformed into the monolithic confrontation of the South . In the ...
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... turned into a torrent as Woodlawn became the " port - of - entry " for Negroes migrating to Chicago from the South . Within a decade , Woodlawn had become a virtually all - Negro slum . Today , nearly 25 percent of the area's residents ...
... turned into a torrent as Woodlawn became the " port - of - entry " for Negroes migrating to Chicago from the South . Within a decade , Woodlawn had become a virtually all - Negro slum . Today , nearly 25 percent of the area's residents ...
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... turned out to be two - timing , double - crossing s.o.b.'s . Why should you trust me ? The only way you can be sure that the aims in that constitution are carried out is to get the organizers off my payroll and onto your payroll . Then ...
... turned out to be two - timing , double - crossing s.o.b.'s . Why should you trust me ? The only way you can be sure that the aims in that constitution are carried out is to get the organizers off my payroll and onto your payroll . Then ...
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