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Frank Joyce's seminal essay on identifying, defining and combatting racism in America. Frank Joyce was the director and primary spokesperson for the Detroit-based People Against Racism (PAR). He had originally been the director for the Detroit chapter of the Northern Student Movement until it became a black only organization in 1965. He then helped form the Friends of the Northern Student Movement, which became People Against Racism around 1969. Yellow folded sheets (10 ½" x 8 ½"), 6 p. A fine copy. Other editions were published by the Southern Student Organizing Committee and the Radical Student Union, Charlottesville. Seller Inventory # 12424
Bibliographic Details
Title: An Analysis of American Racism
Publisher: New England Free Press, Boston
Publication Date: 1969
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