Discusses the Free Southern Theatre which has existed since 1963 and continues to serve the southern black community in spite of problems. (Author/AM)

This article gives the background to the emancipation of slaves in 1863, and goes on to discuss the present situation of Blacks in the U.S. (AM)

Minority men and women are often reluctant to address the issue of sex bias, perceiving that this will cause intragroup conflict. However, sex stereotypes themselves have negative effects on individuals' personal lives. Understanding and rejecting these stereotypes will enable minority men and women to work together on other priority issues.…

Black separatists are reinforcing the stereotypical attitudes and racism of white segregationists. (EH)

The growing interest in black biography is illustrative of perhaps the most significant development in recent black historiography, the ability of white scholars to see Afro-Americans as persons, as individuals. (Author)

Notes that although the "American Dream" has functioned well for most immigrants, because of overt and covert racism, black Americans have seldom been able to translate the "dream" into reality. (Author/AM)

Concludes that economic determinism may not sufficiently explain servitude and other institutions in Colonial America but that the efforts of legal, cultural, and intellectual historians may reveal more about the subordination of whites and blacks to their social betters. (Author/AM)

The social changes resulting from the Brown decision are reviewed, showing the progress that has been made toward equality for Blacks. Areas where Blacks remain at a disadvantage as compared to Whites are examined. (MC)

As he studies the Afro-American past, the black academician must not only meet with things he can't be sure ever happened but well may cast an unfavorable light on his racial group. (Author)

In this paper the history and activities of the Julius Rosenwald Fund, which was chartered in 1917 to promote better Black education and American race relations, are described as they pertain to the fund's financial support for and relationship with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the National Urban League. (WI)

Concludes that the "Anti-Discrimination Act of 1976" is anti Civil Rights legislation in disguise, in the hooded tradition of the Ku Klux Klan. (Author)

Notes that the greatest threat that Americans face is not historical racism as we have been accustomed to think, but rather the dominance of economic power over political democracy. (Author)

Although many similarities between black and Asian causes exist enabling these groups to identify with and cooperate with each other, the Asian groups will not be able to unite with the native groups in a similar fashion. The cultural identity problem, among others, is cited as a block to minority cooperation. (Author/AM)

Racism is said to be costly to whites because it encourages whites to fight blacks, and women to fight men for bigger shares of a small pie instead of uniting to secure fair shares for all in the larger pie. (Author/AM)

The economic condition of the country, strong intra-group differences, and a long standing historic pattern of non-cooperation are some of the problems that are seen to block inter-group cooperative efforts. (Author/AM)