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OVERVIEW D uring the late 1960s , American society be- came increasingly divided along racial lines . Civil rights legislation had heightened black expectations while bringing few tan- gible gains for the black masses .
OVERVIEW D uring the late 1960s , American society be- came increasingly divided along racial lines . Civil rights legislation had heightened black expectations while bringing few tan- gible gains for the black masses .
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... even in every case arising in each of the above categories , two additional matters : ( 1 ) what kinds of public purposes are sufficiently compelling to justify explicitly treating some people less well than others on racial grounds ...
... even in every case arising in each of the above categories , two additional matters : ( 1 ) what kinds of public purposes are sufficiently compelling to justify explicitly treating some people less well than others on racial grounds ...
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Excerpted from a larger study of racial trends in the United States , Farley's generally optimistic view of black prospects contrasts sharply with the writings of other social scientists who link many black problems to the existence of ...
Excerpted from a larger study of racial trends in the United States , Farley's generally optimistic view of black prospects contrasts sharply with the writings of other social scientists who link many black problems to the existence of ...
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