Titlebook: Racial and Cultural Minorities; An Analysis of Preju George Eaton Simpson,J. Milton Yinger Book 1985Latest edition Springer Science+Busines

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The Consequences of Prejudice and Discrimination for Prejudiced Persons and Dominant Groupsa whole. No economic thesis has so powerfully influenced the Western world, particularly the United States, as Smith’s, even down to the late twentieth century. This partial truth has often dominated public policy. Only slowly are we learning the relevance of a nearly opposite statement: So perverse

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Minorities in the Economy of the United Statesres and intermarriage, religious institutions, and education. Chapters 9 and 10 consider the roles of minorities in the American economy. Since we cannot include all racial and cultural minorities in the United States in this segment of the book, the focus here is mainly on the four groups who are m

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Minorities in the Economy of the United States (Continued)t numerous businesses have been personal services: hairdressing and barbering, luncheonettes and restaurants, and funeral services. A protected market for the provision of these services evolved within the black community. In businesses that sell to the general public, such as hardware and departmen

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Racial and Cultural Minorities and the American Political and Legal Processesce and are influenced by political decisions and legal processes. In this chapter, our concern will be to compare the status of racial and cultural minorities with that of the majority population in voting, office-holding, and political influence in American life.

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Minorities and the American Political and Legal Processes (Continued)religious freedom, the right to bear arms, the right to security against unreasonable searches and seizures, security against double jeopardy and excessive bail, the right to trial by jury, security against self-incrimination, and other rights mentioned in the Bill of Rights), and from civil rights.

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Discrimination and Prejudice as Weapons in Group Conflictpproach to many social scientific problems; at the same time, the advances in the sciences of human behavior have made possible, and imperative, the reformulation of our explanations of intergroup hostility. One-factor explanations or the perspectives of one discipline are clearly inadequate.

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