Racism in America and How to Combat It 1970 US Civil Rights Booklet 43pp For Sale

Rare 1970 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Publication

Offered is an original January 1970 government-issued booklet titled “Racism in America and How to Combat It”, published by the United States Commission on Civil Rights as Clearinghouse Publication, Urban Series No. 1.

This 43-page booklet examines racism in America during the Civil Rights era, discussing institutional racism, historical discrimination, economic and political impacts, and proposed strategies for combating racism. As an official federal publication produced during a pivotal period in American history, it is an excellent addition for collectors, historians, educators, libraries, or anyone interested in Civil Rights history and government publications.

Details

* Original 1970 publication
* United States Commission on Civil Rights
* Clearinghouse Publication, Urban Series No. 1
* January 1970
* 43 pages
* Softcover booklet
* Government Printing Office publication
* Measures approximately 8½” x 11”

Topics Include

* Understanding racism
* Institutional racism
* White racism in American society
* Historical development of discrimination
* Economic, political, and psychological impacts
* Strategies for combating racism
* Commissioners’ statements

This is an authentic period publication, not a modern reprint.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the item’s description. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

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