The Mexican-American people1970 |
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... living in less segregated housing than were Negroes . This fact is significant not only in itself but also because the degree of residential segregation is an indicator of the general status of a minority in American society . Enormous ...
... living in less segregated housing than were Negroes . This fact is significant not only in itself but also because the degree of residential segregation is an indicator of the general status of a minority in American society . Enormous ...
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... living in census tracts that were more than three - quarters Mexican , as compared with more than half the Mexican - American San Antonians.28 This difference in the degree to which Mexican Americans are concentrated in predominantly ...
... living in census tracts that were more than three - quarters Mexican , as compared with more than half the Mexican - American San Antonians.28 This difference in the degree to which Mexican Americans are concentrated in predominantly ...
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... Living in Areas of Varying Ethnic Composition , 1965-1966 Higher > $ 6,000 LOS ANGELES INCOME Medium Low $ 3,600- $ 5,999 < $ 3,600 25 % 28 % 33 27 42 45 ( 298 ) ( 281 ) SAN ANOTNIO INCOME Medium Low > $ 2,760 < $ 2,760 27 % 9 ...
... Living in Areas of Varying Ethnic Composition , 1965-1966 Higher > $ 6,000 LOS ANGELES INCOME Medium Low $ 3,600- $ 5,999 < $ 3,600 25 % 28 % 33 27 42 45 ( 298 ) ( 281 ) SAN ANOTNIO INCOME Medium Low > $ 2,760 < $ 2,760 27 % 9 ...
Contents
ONE Introduction | 3 |
two A Preview of Socioeconomic Conditions | 13 |
Part two HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 35 |
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