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Is racial separation inevitable and legal?

  • Symposium: The Long Hyphen: Black Separation VS. American Integration
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  1. Georgia A. Persons (associate professor of political science, past assistant professor of political science)

    Present address: Howard University, USA

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  1. the School of Public Policy, the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

    Georgia A. Persons (associate professor of political science, past assistant professor of political science)

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Her major publications include Dilemmas of Black Politics: Issues of Leadership and Strategy(1993) and The Making of Energy and Telecommunications Policy(1995).

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Persons, G.A. Is racial separation inevitable and legal?. Soc 33, 19–24 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02716562

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