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direction of improving opportunities for equal - status contact in the pursuit of common interests . For example , by outlawing restrictive covenants the Supreme Court makes it somewhat easier for Negroes to disperse themselves in a ...
direction of improving opportunities for equal - status contact in the pursuit of common interests . For example , by outlawing restrictive covenants the Supreme Court makes it somewhat easier for Negroes to disperse themselves in a ...
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Too frequently the status of a Jewish community is measured entirely by the extent of physical violence or discrimination directed against Jews . Such a measuring - rod , however , almost invariably yields a misleading and inaccurate ...
Too frequently the status of a Jewish community is measured entirely by the extent of physical violence or discrimination directed against Jews . Such a measuring - rod , however , almost invariably yields a misleading and inaccurate ...
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By way of hypothesis , we suggest that genuine contact between members of groups having the same , or nearly the same , economic and social status improves friendly relations between them . Conversely , contact between members of groups ...
By way of hypothesis , we suggest that genuine contact between members of groups having the same , or nearly the same , economic and social status improves friendly relations between them . Conversely , contact between members of groups ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
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