Rather than forming a coalition as minority groups against the majority, African Americans and Hispanics are engaged in a struggle with each other over economic and social justice issues. Hispanics are largely frustrated by a social welfare and service system that seemingly caters to blacks. Racial tensions are seen more at the grass-roots level…

The limited coverage of blacks in "The Virginia Gazette" during integration marked a symbolic step toward greater, or equal inclusion of black society in the newspaper but proved far from fulfilling the newspaper's role as a community newspaper. Personal interaction between blacks and whites in Williamsburg (Virginia) did not occur very…

The perceptions of undergraduates regarding the social environment of the University of California-Davis campus are presented, based on a student opinion survey. The extent and nature of social integration among undergraduates is discussed, with a focus on whether the social environment differs among ethnic groups (Black, Chicano, Asian, and…