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Reading, writing and race relations

Mutual tolerance can be learned in school—requirements include intelligence and integration

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Further Reading Suggested by The Author

  • Prejudice and Your Child by Kenneth B. Clark (Boston: Beacon Press, second edition, 1963).

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  • Education in Depressed Areas edited by H. A. Passow (New York City: Columbia University, Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, 1963).

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  • Reading in Social Psychology of Education edited by W. W. Charter and N. L. Gage (New York City: Allyn and Bacon, 1963).

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  1. Board of Cooperative Educational Services in Westchester County, New York

    Dorothy G. Singer (Psychologist)

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Singer, D.G. Reading, writing and race relations. Trans-action 4, 27–31 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02804792

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