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Zum 300. Todestag von William Harvey,se of recently discovered facts that deny the concept of “race” as a scientific categorization following the international project to analyze the human genome in 2003. Slavery, in contrast to our general perception, is not an older system handed down from ancient and medieval times but is a product

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H. Reindell,K. Musshoff,H. Klepzigallel with the development of democracy among whites. Which came first, slavery based on “race,” or prejudice against Blacks? Racial prejudice was embedded by the introduction of slavery based on “race” around the time of Bacon’s Rebellion in 1667 in Virginia. Northern whites became prosperous direc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9947-3and the three strategies that African Americans used to cope with and/or fight against it. After the end of the Civil War, three constitutional amendments were established endorsing the abolition of slavery and guaranteeing full citizenship regardless of “race.” From the end of the Reconstruction, t

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Der Pathologische Vestibularapparatthe nationwide political landscape. However, so-called ghettos were formed where the Blacks suffered from isolation, discrimination, and concentrated poverty caused by de facto residential segregation. The U.S. Supreme Court decision of . (1954) and the Civil Rights Movement are then discussed. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26251-1inos and poor whites participated in looting; and most of the victimized shopkeepers were Koreans, not whites. The second theme covered in this chapter is that of the rapid increase in the number of nonwhite newcomers since the Immigration Act of 1965, consisting of Hispanics/Latinos, Asians, and Bl

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