Slavery and Its Consequences: The Constitution, Equality, and RaceThis study examines the relationship of the US Constitution and the enslavement of black Americans. |
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... minority groups are to feel that they are not policed entirely by a white police force , they must see the Negro or other minority officers participate in policymaking and other crucial decisions.37 Similarly , as a federal court of ...
... minority groups are to feel that they are not policed entirely by a white police force , they must see the Negro or other minority officers participate in policymaking and other crucial decisions.37 Similarly , as a federal court of ...
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... minority physicians were more likely than whites to serve in underserved minority communities . Justice Powell took the position that the medical school " simply has not carried its burden of demonstrating that it must prefer members of ...
... minority physicians were more likely than whites to serve in underserved minority communities . Justice Powell took the position that the medical school " simply has not carried its burden of demonstrating that it must prefer members of ...
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... minorities hire minorities . " Nearly half the companies owned by blacks and Hispanics had work forces consisting of more than 75 percent minorities , while half of the businesses owned by white men reported no minority workers . See ...
... minorities hire minorities . " Nearly half the companies owned by blacks and Hispanics had work forces consisting of more than 75 percent minorities , while half of the businesses owned by white men reported no minority workers . See ...
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