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Language, Race and Politics: From “Black” to “African-American”
The potential impact of the shift in terms from "black" to "African-American" is analyzed. While there is a real dilemma behind the choice of "African-American" as the new identifying term, its strength lies in the fact that it is an attempt to refer to something positi...
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