Negro-white Adjustment: An Investigation and Analysis of Methods in the Interracial Movement in the United States ; the History, Philosophy, Program, and Techniques of Ten National Interracial Agencies ; Methods Discovered Through a Study of Cases, Situations, and Projects in Race Relations |
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INTRODUCTION | 11 |
THE HISTORY PHILOSOPHY AND PROGRAM | 17 |
The Commission on Race Relations of the Federal Council | 24 |
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activities Advancement of Colored Alabama American Atlanta Camp Hill citizens colored and white colored branch Commission on Interracial Communist conflict contacts delegates director economic educational effort Elberton executive secretary facts Federal Council Fellowship of Reconciliation files Fisk University Georgia Girl Reserve influence International Labor Defense interracial agencies Interracial Commission Interracial Coöperation INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT John Downer leaders lynching meeting Men's Christian Association methods ministers National Association National Urban League Negro and white Negro girl organization Personal conference present R. B. Eleazer race adjustment race attitudes race problem race relations race situation racial religious report was secured riot Scottsboro segregation sheriff social South Southern Commission Supreme Court technique tion trial Urban League violence W. E. B. DuBois W. W. Alexander white and colored white girls white group White Plains workers York City Young Men's Christian