Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 562
... Negro was Robert E. Park , who at Chicago was the teacher and mentor of nearly all the younger students of the Negro , black and white . Conspicuous among the blacks were E. Franklin Frazier and Charles S. Johnson , both fated to be ...
... Negro was Robert E. Park , who at Chicago was the teacher and mentor of nearly all the younger students of the Negro , black and white . Conspicuous among the blacks were E. Franklin Frazier and Charles S. Johnson , both fated to be ...
Page 565
... Negro problem is psychological - that African patterns of thought prevent the complete acculturation of the Negro - as well as economic and sociological , is he not saying that even more fundamental barriers exist between blacks and ...
... Negro problem is psychological - that African patterns of thought prevent the complete acculturation of the Negro - as well as economic and sociological , is he not saying that even more fundamental barriers exist between blacks and ...
Page 569
... Negro Church in America directly expresses the conflict in which Melville J. Hers- kovits and Frazier were the main ... Negro Church in America ( New York , 1966 ) , P. 1 . 2 M. J. Herskovits , The Myth of the Negro Past ( Boston , 1956 ) ...
... Negro Church in America directly expresses the conflict in which Melville J. Hers- kovits and Frazier were the main ... Negro Church in America ( New York , 1966 ) , P. 1 . 2 M. J. Herskovits , The Myth of the Negro Past ( Boston , 1956 ) ...
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Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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