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Many groups are now asking for legislative action to prevent discrimination
against Jews , Negroes , Italians , and Nisei in colleges and graduate schools .
Active groups have won victories against unequal recreational and social
opportunities ...
Many groups are now asking for legislative action to prevent discrimination
against Jews , Negroes , Italians , and Nisei in colleges and graduate schools .
Active groups have won victories against unequal recreational and social
opportunities ...
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Results with reference to Negroes again showed that equal - status contacts had
markedly beneficial effects . Considerable contact of any kind with Negroes
seems , among our college students , to be associated with less prejudice
against ...
Results with reference to Negroes again showed that equal - status contacts had
markedly beneficial effects . Considerable contact of any kind with Negroes
seems , among our college students , to be associated with less prejudice
against ...
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The results indicate that the greater the feelings of victimization the greater is the
tendency to be prejudiced against the Negroes . The more victimized Catholics ,
the results show , also tended to be more anti - Semitic . A curious , if similar ...
The results indicate that the greater the feelings of victimization the greater is the
tendency to be prejudiced against the Negroes . The more victimized Catholics ,
the results show , also tended to be more anti - Semitic . A curious , if similar ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jews in Moslem Lands | 50 |
Urheberrecht | |
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