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The Never Ending Story: American Racism from Slavery to the Civil Rights Movement

Greta de Jong

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This chapter contains sections titled: Capitalism, Slavery, and the Origins of American Racism Racial Exclusion in the Early Republic After Slavery: Labor Control and White Supremacy in the Jim Crow Era New Deal Reforms and Institutional Racism Jim Crow and its Shadow: Dual Challenges for the Black Freedom Movement

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This chapter contains sections titled: Capitalism, Slavery, and the Origins of American Racism Racial Exclusion in the Early Republic After Slavery: Labor Control and White Supremacy in the Jim Crow Era New Deal Reforms and Institutional Racism Jim Crow and its Shadow: Dual Challenges for the Black Freedom Movement

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This chapter contains sections titled: Capitalism, Slavery, and the Origins of American Racism Racial Exclusion in the Early Republic After Slavery: Labor Control and White Supremacy in the Jim Crow Era New Deal Reforms and Institutional Racism Jim Crow and its Shadow: Dual Challenges for the Black Freedom Movement

Key concepts: Racism, Civil rights, White supremacy, Capitalism, Shadow (psychology), Movement (music), Political science, White (mutation)

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