Racism as a Phenomenological Event or Life Is Too Short and Winter's Too Long To Go Without Mink.

White, Maurice O.

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ERIC Number: EJ061472

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Publication Date: 1972

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Racism as a Phenomenological Event or Life Is Too Short and Winter's Too Long To Go Without Mink

White, Maurice O.

Counseling and Values, 16, 4, 294-302, Sum 72

Blacks are urged to change their attitudes and the attitudes of those who work with them to move from a pattern which sees people as clients or patients to one which views them as constituents who can and should have something to say about what happens to them. (Author)

Descriptors: Human Relations, Perception, Psychological Characteristics, Racial Factors, Racism, Self Concept, Social Problems, Stereotypes

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