In some cities, previously integrated communities were torn down by the PWA and replaced by segregated projects. The reason given for the policy was that Black families would bring down property values. Red-Lining Starting in the 1930s, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board and the Home Owners' Lo...
In the 1930’s, in response to a housing shortage after the Great Depression, the federal government created the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) as part of the New Deal. The purpose of the FHA was to help Americans buy homes by helping out with home loans using funds from the federal...
The Topeka Board of Education had already established a desegregation plan for its schools prior to the unanimous decision on May 17, 1954. The neighborhood elementary schools would simply open enrollment to everyone in their neighborhood boundaries. The U.S. District Court in Topeka was given the...
1990. Anglo-Saxon Ideologies in the 1920s-1930s: Their Impact on the Segregation of Mexican Students in California. Anthropology & Education Quarterly 21:222-249.Menchaca, M., & Valencia, R. R. (1990, September). Anglo-Saxon ideologies in the 1920s-...
Second, the dissertation unearths the emotional violence of living in a legal and public culture that treated blacks as second class citizens. Such a project is crucial for uncovering not only the trauma of racial violence, but also for understanding the legacy of that violence today. Drawing ...
The tide of opposition across the nation began to rise just before World War II and was given impetus by the activities of civil-rights organizations. African Americans, enjoying a somewhat improved economic status, were in the 1930s more assertive of their rights. General opinion may have been...
Women in industrial chemistry in inter-war Britain During the inter-war years women found employment for the first time in some of Britain's industrial laboratories, most of them concentrated in the food, p... HORROCKS,SALLY M - 《British Journal for the History of Science》 被引量: 17...
It began during World War I, continued during the 1930s, and expanded dramatically in the 1940s and 1950s. The great migration introduced millions of blacks to a world in which formal segregation did not exist and basic facilities, like transportation, restaurant, and public bathrooms, were ...
21Imperial Japan’s crushing defeat in World War II simultaneously spelled the end for its sprawling empire, a sobering fact immediately recognized by an estimated 2.5 million Asian migrants in Japan. While Japanese throughout the country col-lectively mourned their loss in war, many of these ...
Structure and chemistry of grain boundaries in yttria doped aluminas a preferential segregation of yttrium occurs in GB's whose plane is parallel to the (0112BAR) plane in one grain. Silicon is highly segregated at GB'... D Bouchet,F Dupau,S Lartigue-Korinek - 《Materials Science Forum》 ...