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The fact that often he has achieved more than he would have accomplished as a hired hand does not negate the fact that one who must shape his career according to the prejudice of others rather than his own aspirations is not wholly ...
The fact that often he has achieved more than he would have accomplished as a hired hand does not negate the fact that one who must shape his career according to the prejudice of others rather than his own aspirations is not wholly ...
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It is equally true that a good deal of prejudice arises from the fact that people observe discrimination as a normal fact in their own environment . If we try to change people's feelings while the caste barriers remain tacitly accepted ...
It is equally true that a good deal of prejudice arises from the fact that people observe discrimination as a normal fact in their own environment . If we try to change people's feelings while the caste barriers remain tacitly accepted ...
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Faced with the fact of a natural monopoly and with the dangers of economic or intellectual exploitation , society , jealous of the substance of its liberty , will choose freedom through , not freedom from , its government .
Faced with the fact of a natural monopoly and with the dangers of economic or intellectual exploitation , society , jealous of the substance of its liberty , will choose freedom through , not freedom from , its government .
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
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