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... wrong ? To convince them at this stage of the twentieth century that they are wrong , it would first be necessary to persuade them of the existence of an ethnically homogeneous nation in the West . Portugal , from whence came the ...
... wrong ? To convince them at this stage of the twentieth century that they are wrong , it would first be necessary to persuade them of the existence of an ethnically homogeneous nation in the West . Portugal , from whence came the ...
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... wrong . George Washington Carver was a Negro , a black , the son of slaves , without a tinge of the " Aryan . " Should we conclude from this that the black race sometimes , by way of exception , has some capacity for invention and ...
... wrong . George Washington Carver was a Negro , a black , the son of slaves , without a tinge of the " Aryan . " Should we conclude from this that the black race sometimes , by way of exception , has some capacity for invention and ...
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... wrong . Because then a problem of the utmost gravity arises , as it is indeed now arising and becoming aggra- vated , the problem of the second generation , that springs from the in- sistence of the still culturally foreign parents that ...
... wrong . Because then a problem of the utmost gravity arises , as it is indeed now arising and becoming aggra- vated , the problem of the second generation , that springs from the in- sistence of the still culturally foreign parents that ...
Contents
Introduction by Adolf A Berle | 9 |
RACE AND GEOGRAPHY | 11 |
ETHICS AND ECONOMICS | 48 |
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