Black/Brown/White Relations: Race Relations in the 1970s

Table of contents

• Black/Brown/White Relations *
• Black/Brown/White Relations - Race Relations in the 1970s *
• Contents 7
• Preface 9
• Introduction - Race, Power, and Social Change 11
• Black/Brown/White Relations *
• I Definitions of the Problem - Suspicion, Distrust, and Hostility Alienation and Estrangement Interethnic Group Disunity Institutional Racism *
• Overview *
• 1: A National Population Policy and the Fear of Racial Genocide 27
• 2: Black Students at Integrated Colleges 35
• 3: A Vision of Despair by an Angry Black Writer 59
• 4: Black Liberation and Women's Lib 65
• 5: Ethnic Resentment 77
• 6: Attribution of Prejudice to Self and Others 95
• 7: Racial Attitudes of Native-American Preschoolers 109
• 8: Institutional Racism 121
• Ii Strategies for Institutional Change - Community Development Self-Determination Participation as a Human Right Political Action and Reaction Flexible Methodology *
• Overview *
• 9: Community Development and Social Change 151
• 10: A Historical Framework for Multicultural Education 159
• 11: The "Liberation" of Gary, Indiana 177
• 12: Black Rule in the Urban South? 199
• 13: Methods Used by Blacks to Negotiate White Institutions 213
• Epilogue - Parable of the Self-Reliant Woman or the Self-Righteous Man 220
• Contributors 223
• Index 225

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