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Economic Trends Which Helped Spawn 60'S Uprisings And Helped Pave The Way For Affirmative Action In Employment And Admissions, Mark Naison
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The following short summary of economic trends affecting the nation's Black population in the post WW 2 era are an essential backdrop to analyzing the rise of Affirmative Action in employment and education in the late 1960's and early 1970's. It will help explain why uprisings took place in so many urban black communities in the middle and late 1960's, with the largest taking place in Los Angeles, Newark and Detroit, and why a critical portion of the nation's leaders, along with a significant portion of the politically aware black population, felt that color blind civil rights law could not …
Thank You Governor Abbott! Sending Nyc Busloads Of Migrants Helps Strengthen Our City's Economy, Mark Naison
Thank You Governor Abbott! Sending Nyc Busloads Of Migrants Helps Strengthen Our City's Economy, Mark Naison
Occasional Essays
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Why Environmental Racism In The Bronx May Be A More Pressing Issue Than Gentrification, Mark Naison
Why Environmental Racism In The Bronx May Be A More Pressing Issue Than Gentrification, Mark Naison
Occasional Essays
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The Cultural Capital Bronx Residents Possess, Mark Naison
The Cultural Capital Bronx Residents Possess, Mark Naison
Occasional Essays
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Backdrop To A Musical Revolution: Urban Uprisings, Black Power And The Vietnam War Shatter The Politics Of Respectability In Popular Music, Mark Naison
Occasional Essays
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