Prejudice and RacismAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1972 - 196 pages |
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... riots , lynchings , and burnings . Rioting was the Northern modus operandi , lynching and burning were the Southern . Anti - black riots occurred in New York City ( 1900 ) ; Springfield , Ohio ( 1904 ) ; Greenburg , Indiana ( 1906 ) ...
... riots , lynchings , and burnings . Rioting was the Northern modus operandi , lynching and burning were the Southern . Anti - black riots occurred in New York City ( 1900 ) ; Springfield , Ohio ( 1904 ) ; Greenburg , Indiana ( 1906 ) ...
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... riots : Protest Looting 58 9 43 28 Cause of riots : Discrimination and unemployment Black Power and looters 70 38 16 57 Planning of riots : In advance Not at all 18 34 49 11 Prevention of riots : Better employment and end discrimination ...
... riots : Protest Looting 58 9 43 28 Cause of riots : Discrimination and unemployment Black Power and looters 70 38 16 57 Planning of riots : In advance Not at all 18 34 49 11 Prevention of riots : Better employment and end discrimination ...
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... riots as spontaneous protests against discrimination . For blacks , the riots were not seen as terribly helpful , but they were seen as more helpful than harmful . In marked contrast to the white view , the best way to prevent riots is ...
... riots as spontaneous protests against discrimination . For blacks , the riots were not seen as terribly helpful , but they were seen as more helpful than harmful . In marked contrast to the white view , the best way to prevent riots is ...
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INTRODUCTIONTHE PROBLEM OF THE COLOR LINE | 1 |
GROWTH OF THE PROBLEM | 15 |
ATTACKS ON THE PROBLEM | 37 |
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