John Hope Franklin
Abstract
This is a limited edition (250) of two lectures on color line in America, given by Hope. The first, delivered in 1976, as the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities, argued that the task of achieving racial equality would be monumental; the second, delivered in 1993, is even more sombre.
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This is a limited edition (250) of two lectures on color line in America, given by Hope. The first, delivered in 1976, as the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities, argued that the task of achieving racial equality would be monumental; the second, delivered in 1993, is even more sombre.
Key concepts: Color line, Racial equality, Task (project management), Line (geometry), Racial bias, Racism, History, Political science