| Title: | Negro-white adjustment; an investigation and analysis of methods in the interracial movement in the United States; the history, philosophy, program, and techniques of ten national interracial agencies. Methods discovered through a study of cases, situations, and projects in race relations |
| Author: | Baker, Paul E. (Paul Earnest), 1893- |
| Note: | Association Press, 1934 |
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| Subject: | African Americans |
| Subject: | United States -- Race relations |
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