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Stable Workers, Black & White

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Kahl, Joseph A.; Goering, John M. – Social Problems, 1971

Study concludes that stable jobs among blacks are associated with high levels of personal satisfaction but not political conservatism, since awareness of group deprivation and desire to protest are independent of personal achievement and are not frustrated responses to blocked ambition. (DM)

Descriptors: Blacks, Equal Opportunities (Jobs), Job Satisfaction, Middle Class Standards

The Integration of Black Residents in Suburban Neighborhoods: A Reexamination of the Contact Hypothesis

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Zeul, Carolyn R.; Humphrey, Craig R. – Social Problems, 1971

Reports a survey of white neighbors of newly-arrived black families in a middle class suburb; survey was undertaken to find the relations between cosmopolitanism, socioeconomic status, tolerance toward black neighbors, and the extent of contact with blacks. (JM)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Desegregation Effects, Middle Class, Neighborhood Integration