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The Family as an Agent of Change, 61
Interpersonal Contacts, 64
Fraternizing at College, 67
The Media and Cultural Change, 70
Religion and Cultural Change, 72
Sports: A Unifying Force, 75
Generational Replacement and Demographic Change, 77
4 The Military: A Model of Success in Race Relations 81
Blacks in the American Revolution:
The Quest for Freedom, 		84
The Civil War and the End of Slavery, 86
World War I: Fighting for Democracy
at Home and Abroad, 		88
World War II: Moving Toward Racial Integration, 89
Integrating the Navy, 92
Integrating the Air Force, 93
Integrating the Army, 94
European Challenges to American
Racial Segregation, 		96
The Korean War: Fighting in an
Integrated Army, 		98
Ensuring Equal Opportunity, 98
Reasons for the Military's Success in Race Relations, 102
The Military's Impact on Civilian Race Relations, 104
5 Promoting Equal Opportunity and Treatment 107
Toward a Color-Blind Society, 107
Definitions and Public Perceptions
of Equal Opportunity, 		110
Testing, Merit, and Qualifications, 112
Background of Affirmative Action, 115
Arguments for Affirmative Action, 118
Arguments Against Affirmative Action, 124
Possible Solutions, 127
6 Immigration and Traveling Abroad:
Undermining the Concept of Race 		131
Demographic and Cultural Change, 132
Challenging the American Concept of Race, 136
Cooperation and Conflict Among Racial Minorities, 141

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Publication Information: Book Title: Getting beyond Race: The Changing American Culture. Contributors: Richard J. Payne - author. Publisher: Westview Press. Place of Publication: Boulder, CO. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: viii.
    
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