Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 15-16Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1945 |
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Page 89
... race relations ? The obvious answer , of course , is the Detroit race riot of June , 1943. Hundreds of other communities saw the same pattern of forces at work - the migration of Negro workers into war industries , their employment in ...
... race relations ? The obvious answer , of course , is the Detroit race riot of June , 1943. Hundreds of other communities saw the same pattern of forces at work - the migration of Negro workers into war industries , their employment in ...
Page 91
... Race Relations . It was incorporated in May , 1944 , on the premise that a more fundamental attack on the problems of race relations might be made by an organization which limited its activities to northern and western states . Its ...
... Race Relations . It was incorporated in May , 1944 , on the premise that a more fundamental attack on the problems of race relations might be made by an organization which limited its activities to northern and western states . Its ...
Page 118
... race . There are tremendous misconceptions with reference to the meaning and implications of race . There is probably no word in the English language which has been misused more frequently . We apply the word to national groups or ...
... race . There are tremendous misconceptions with reference to the meaning and implications of race . There is probably no word in the English language which has been misused more frequently . We apply the word to national groups or ...
Contents
EDITORIAL | 1 |
James M Anderson Helen M Jones | 3 |
The Good Neighbor Policy and Spanish Courses | 22 |
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