Third World students
Subtitle: for the United States National Student Association
By: edited by Tony Hewitt and Charles Mullings and Chip Berlet.
Contributors: Hewitt, Tony.; Mullings, Charles.; Berlet, Chip.; United States National Student Association.
Publisher: United States National Student Association]
Published: 1974
Place of publication: [Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Students -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Minorities -- Education -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Table of contents: title: Youth Organization for Black Unity. Black colleges historically: the heritage we recognize.; title: Bass, C. I find it hard and a little foolish to write this paper ....; title: Cantor, S. Underrepresentation of Chicano students in higher education.; title: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Teachers and students.; title: Bongartz, R. The Chicano rebellion.; title: Schneider, L. D. Higher education for the American Indian.; title: Barcello, R. Issue: Indian University vs. Anglo university.; title: Sue, D. W. and Sue, D. The neglected minority.; title: Kagiwada, G. and Fujimoto, I. Asian-American studies: implications for education.; title: Koehler, C. The ups and downs of minority enrollment.; title: Kober, J. The DeFunis case: a decision not to decide.; title: Douglas, W. O. DeFunis v. Odegaard: the Douglas dissent.; title: Raspberry, W. The DeFunis case: sorting out the Douglas dissent.; title: Wills, G. DeFunis: the case for favor.; title: Koehler, C. The Shockley question: free speech or neo racism.; title: Watson, B. C. Social Darwinism: the genetic inferiority of certain races.