THE PREJUDICE THESIS AND THE DE‐POLITICIZATION OF RACISM: Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education: Vol 14, No 1

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Everything that is done in any nation to eliminate unemployment, to raise the standard of living, to ensure civil liberties is a step in the elimination of race conflict.

Ruth Benedict (1983, 157)

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