The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1995 - 292 pagine |
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... minority status , and color constitute the major points of reference . The term “ mi- nority " has come to refer to people of color who are a minority in number within society and have experienced high degrees of dis- crimination ...
... minority status , and color constitute the major points of reference . The term “ mi- nority " has come to refer to people of color who are a minority in number within society and have experienced high degrees of dis- crimination ...
Pagina 100
... minority working - class and middle- class individuals and families have moved into central city and nearby suburban communities where there is a high concentration of minority population of similar social class ( Nathan , 1991 ) . For ...
... minority working - class and middle- class individuals and families have moved into central city and nearby suburban communities where there is a high concentration of minority population of similar social class ( Nathan , 1991 ) . For ...
Pagina 103
... minority membership . Changes in patterns of neighborhood residence in the United States , especially from the time of World War II to the present , provide ex- amples of the processes of segregation and succession . In the period ...
... minority membership . Changes in patterns of neighborhood residence in the United States , especially from the time of World War II to the present , provide ex- amples of the processes of segregation and succession . In the period ...
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Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 28 |
Demographic Development of Communities | 41 |
Social Class | 58 |
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