Democracy and race friction : a study in social ethics
Writing from a pseudo-sociological standpoint, the author argues that fundamental differences racial justify a collective instinct for segregation, that African Americans must accept their innate inferiority, and that Black Americans must undertake the task of moral uplift in order to live peacefully (though separately) alongside the white majority
xi, 273 pages 20 cm
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The basis of social solidarity
Race traits
Race traits (continued)
The Negro and his social heritage
Race-prejudice
The philosophy of the colour line
Creating a conscience
The Negro and the Supreme Court
Equality before the law
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