Plural but Equal: Blacks and Minorities in America's Plural Society
by Harold Cruse
Harold Cruse examines pluralism and equality for Black Americans and other minorities, analyzing the structures shaping race relations in U.S. society.
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Plural but Equal explores the dynamics of America's plural society and the position of Black Americans and other minorities within it.
The work analyzes historical and structural factors shaping equality and pluralism in the United States.
It offers a scholarly perspective on race relations and minority experiences in American social and political life.
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