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Encyclopedia of Racism in the United States - Edited by Pyong Gap Min

December 2006
International Migration Review 40(4):980-981

DOI:10.1111/j.1747-7379.2006.050_5.x

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St. John's University

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Encyclopedia of Racism in the United States

Natalie P Byfield

The International Migration Review; Winter 2006; 40, 4; Research Library

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