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( b ) The only specific teaching the subjects recall ( in sufficient numbers to be reported ) concerns " scientific facts about race . ” Where this lesson is reported the students fall preponderantly in the less prejudiced half .
( b ) The only specific teaching the subjects recall ( in sufficient numbers to be reported ) concerns " scientific facts about race . ” Where this lesson is reported the students fall preponderantly in the less prejudiced half .
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Twenty slides , each showing the photograph of a male college student , were presented to our Harvard and Radcliffe subjects . They were asked , after seeing each photograph , to report whether they thought it was of a Jew or non - Jew ...
Twenty slides , each showing the photograph of a male college student , were presented to our Harvard and Radcliffe subjects . They were asked , after seeing each photograph , to report whether they thought it was of a Jew or non - Jew ...
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Twenty slides , each showing the photograph of a male college student , were presented to our Harvard and Radcliffe subjects . They were asked , after seeing each photograph , to report whether they thought it was of a Jew or non - Jew ...
Twenty slides , each showing the photograph of a male college student , were presented to our Harvard and Radcliffe subjects . They were asked , after seeing each photograph , to report whether they thought it was of a Jew or non - Jew ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
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