The Other Side of Racial Integration in Dublin
An Irish observer recalls a discussion on race and segregation, contrasting Southern American attitudes with European views. He argues Southerners favor segregation to mingle only within their own group, reflecting global trends among dominant races.
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Southerners and integration debated in a racial view
A speaker questions anti Negro attitudes and argues segregation may be better for Black people. He challenges white integrationists, calling their push to make Blacks equal to Whites a form of bigotry and suggesting integrators seek to reshape others into their own image.
Crochet and dress pattern ads mix with a racist anecdote
An ad for dress patterns No 3129 and No 3174 lists sizes and yardage for 44 inch fabric and requests 50 cents for postage plus 15 cents for first class mail. The page then contains a racist quip contrasting Black and White culture and a folkloric taunt about teaching a chicken to swim.
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Americans differ from Chinese in career choices says MIT student
Susan Shirk of MIT describes how Chinese students choose from three early career paths after middle school and follow a state planned route through PLA service cultural work or factory. She notes emphasis on middle skills and limited college drift, contrasting American focus on college paths.
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