The Negro in America
By: by Arnold Rose ; with a foreward by Gunnar Myrdal
Contributors: Myrdal, Gunnar, 1898-1987
Publisher: Beacon Press
Published: 1948
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: African Americans
Notes: Condensed from An American delemma by G. Myrdal with the assistance of R. Sterner and A. Rose.

Bibliogrpahical footnotes.

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Table of contents: title: Negro problem and its American setting; title: Race: Beliefs and facts; title: Population and migration; title: Economic background; title: Old plantation economy and the new; title: Jobs outside agriculture; title: What the negro gets out of the economy; title: Economic discrimination and how it works; title: Basic political factors; title: Political practices today and in the future; title: Unequal administration of justice; title: Basis of social inequality; title: Social segrgation and its effects; title: Caste and class; title: Negro leadership and the Negro protest; title: Popular theories and action organizations; title: Basic protest institutions: Church, school, press; title: Negro community; title: America at the crossroads.