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Why in the early part of this century did major sections of the white population have serious difficulties in defining black Americans as a part of “ we the people of the United States " ? Do some of those difficulties still exist ?
Why in the early part of this century did major sections of the white population have serious difficulties in defining black Americans as a part of “ we the people of the United States " ? Do some of those difficulties still exist ?
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In April 1968 , the final major wave of urban uprisings occurred , prompted by the assassination of Martin Luther King , Jr. Some government officials claimed that the militant speeches of black leaders were responsible for the violence ...
In April 1968 , the final major wave of urban uprisings occurred , prompted by the assassination of Martin Luther King , Jr. Some government officials claimed that the militant speeches of black leaders were responsible for the violence ...
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In its popular context , Wilson was understood as saying : 1 ) that racial prejudice and discrimination were no longer major problems within the capitalist eco- nomic system ; 2 ) that affirmative action programs for blacks were no ...
In its popular context , Wilson was understood as saying : 1 ) that racial prejudice and discrimination were no longer major problems within the capitalist eco- nomic system ; 2 ) that affirmative action programs for blacks were no ...
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Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and Guide Clayborne Carson Xem đoạn trích - 1987 |
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