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| Introduction to Oliver C. Cox | ||
| The Life and Career of Oliver C. Cox | ||
| The Concept of Race Relations: An Introduction to Caste, Class, and Race | ||
| 1 | Race Relations - Its Meaning, Beginning, and Progress | |
| 2 | Situations of Race Relations | |
| 3 | Race Prejudice, Intolerance, and Nationalism | |
| 4 | Race and Caste | |
| 5 | The Meaning of Heredity and Outcasting in Caste and Race Relations | |
| 6 | The New Orthodoxy in Theories of Race Relations | |
| 7 | The Modern Caste School of Race Relations | |
| 8 | An American Dilemma: A Mythical Approach to the Study of Race Relations | |
| 9 | The Area of Caste Society and Practical Value of the Concept | |
| 10 | The Race Problem in the United States | |
| Bibliography | ||
| Index |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Nathan Hanks
reviewed Race on December 11, 2007
Race
Angela Shelf Medaris does a great job of showing the courage Ida B. Wells-Barnett had. When Ida B. refused to sit in the smoking section, her life changed. The book is created using some parts of Ida's diary and newspaper columns which gives the reader more detail on the things Ida stood up for; lynching, votes for women, and Jim Crow Laws. This book would be used to discuss Ida B. and racism for forth and fifth graders.
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Add Race, I welcome this new edition of Oliver Cromwell Cox's brilliant work. Published amid Cold War repression and postwar racist violence, and kept in print by Monthly Review Press since, it is as fresh and urgent as ever. It stands not only as one of the most , Race to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Race, I welcome this new edition of Oliver Cromwell Cox's brilliant work. Published amid Cold War repression and postwar racist violence, and kept in print by Monthly Review Press since, it is as fresh and urgent as ever. It stands not only as one of the most , Race to your collection on WonderClub |