Racism Quotes by James T. Patterson

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“Many black and poor people, moreover, had become politicized by the civil rights movement and had begun to develop higher expectations from…

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“During the racial confrontations of the 1960s, An American Dilemma encountered rising criticism from activists and scholars who disputed Myrdal's optimism about…

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“A week later fifty-four sit-ins were under way in fifteen cities in nine states in the South.60 It was obvious from the…

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“A Gallup survey in 1962 indicated that only about one-third of American women considered themselves victims of discrimination. Eight years later the…

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“The Milliken decision was pivotal in the postwar history of race relations, for it badly hurt whatever hopes reformers still maintained of…

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“Congress also did little to deal with poverty, education, or mounting urban problems. It seemed especially deaf to what was soon to…

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“Starting in 1964, average scores on Scholastic Aptitude Tests went steadily down, and per student spending went steadily up.33”

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“The 1950s witnessed especially rapid expansion of electronic and electrical firms, of tobacco, soft drink, and food-processing companies, and of the chemical, plastics, and…

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“Thanks in part to the rapid mechanization of cotton production in the early 1940s, which ultimately threw millions of farm laborers out of work,…

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“Polls indicated that while women were growing increasingly sensitive about gender discrimination, only a small minority liked to be called "feminists." The majority of…

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“Though the ending is schmaltzy, there was bite enough in the film to distinguish it from a Norman Rockwell vision of the nation. The…

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“Along with the booming economy, which after 1962 seemed capable of almost anything, the magnified mystique of the presidency stimulated ever-greater expectations among liberals…

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“A rock concert at a farm in Bethel, New York, in 1969 attracted some 400,000 people who wallowed happily about in the rain, some…

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“Jack, however, was persuaded by an aide to telephone King's wife, Coretta, to express his sympathy. At the same time, Bobby (unbeknownst to Jack)…

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“By 1955 thirteen states had passed laws regulating the publication, distribution, and sale of comic books. Leading intellectuals, including C. Wright Mills, praised Wertham's efforts.70”

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“The three decades following the Second World War were prolific breeders of myth. The two great military victories on opposite sides of the globe,…

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“But the Great Society did not do nearly as much to improve the economic standing of people as did the extraordinary growth of the…

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“Still, it is a stretch to regard the beats as initiating a major cultural trend in the late 1950s, let alone to see them…

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“Truman knew that government employees deserved fair procedures and asserted that his loyalty program would provide them. But he nonetheless expanded an already flawed…

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“THESE MANIFESTATIONS OF BACKLASH—against family breakup, illegitimacy, welfare, crime, riots, black activists, anti-war demonstrators, long-haired hippies, government programs that favored minorities, elitists, liberals generally—exposed…

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“It then became obvious that ethnic differences (like class distinctions) refused to boil away. Even fairly well established groups, such as Irish-Americans, often nursed…

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