Mozell C Hill
Biographic Data
| ID | 3631672 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mozell C Hill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mozell C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hill |
| SIGNATURE | HILL M C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Clark Atlanta University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Cracker Culture
A Comparative Study of Race Attitudes in the All-negro Community in Oklahoma
The Metropolis and Juvenile Delinquency Among Negroes
This discussion will view juvenile delinquency as a way of life in urban living.' The main emphasis will be on the deviant behavior of minority youth, particularly Negroes, living in segregated communities, culturally isolated islands, as it were, located in heterogeneous, multigroup, metropolitan areas of the United States. The central purpose of this approach is to disclose the nature and peculiar cultural components of the social relationships…
Research on the Negro Family
Race Issues on the World Scene
Desegregation, Integration, and the Negro Community
Social Stratification in the United States. John F. Cuber, William F. Kenkel
Southern Parish Volume I
Caste in a Peasant Society
"Social Stratification in "Georgia Town
D URING I949 we were engaged in the study of the social life of a biracially structured modern community, Georgia Town. Among other problems, we set for ourselves the task of securing data which might serve as independent measures of validity of the Index of Status Characteristics (I.S.C.) developed by W. Lloyd Warner and his research associates at the University of Chicago.' We began with the assumption that the I.S.C. has validity as a measure …
Where I Was Born and Raised.David Cohn
The Negro in America.Arnold Rose
From Slavery to Freedom
The All-Negro Communities of Oklahoma
Basic Racial Attitudes Toward Whites in the Oklahoma All-Negro Community
This paper focuses attention upon the psychic qualities of Negroes who have voluntarily isolated themselves from the dominant culture. The all-Negro community in Oklahoma was conceived as a social experiment. It is an attempt by Negroes to escape the psychological pressures experienced in racially mixed southern communities. A "pattern of avoidance" characterizes the basic racial attitudes of the residents of these communities. There are, however…
Some Ideological Confusion Among Negro College Students
A pressing question of the moment, one which is being asked with everincreasing insistence -is: What kind of a post-war world may we expect? Materials enough to fill volumes are flooding the presses of the country on the subject, much of it written by individuals who are even now in the declining years of life and who have scant hope of exerting vital influence in whatever society there may be. Manifestly, our most realistic point of contact with…
The All-Negro Communities of Oklahoma
The Metropolis and Juvenile Delinquency Among Negroes
This discussion will view juvenile delinquency as a way of life in urban living.' The main emphasis will be on the deviant behavior of minority youth, particularly Negroes, living in segregated communities, culturally isolated islands, as it were, located in heterogeneous, multigroup, metropolitan areas of the United States. The central purpose of this approach is to disclose the nature and peculiar cultural components of the social relationships…
Caste in a Peasant Society
"Social Stratification in "Georgia Town
D URING I949 we were engaged in the study of the social life of a biracially structured modern community, Georgia Town. Among other problems, we set for ourselves the task of securing data which might serve as independent measures of validity of the Index of Status Characteristics (I.S.C.) developed by W. Lloyd Warner and his research associates at the University of Chicago.' We began with the assumption that the I.S.C. has validity as a measure …
Basic Racial Attitudes Toward Whites in the Oklahoma All-Negro Community
This paper focuses attention upon the psychic qualities of Negroes who have voluntarily isolated themselves from the dominant culture. The all-Negro community in Oklahoma was conceived as a social experiment. It is an attempt by Negroes to escape the psychological pressures experienced in racially mixed southern communities. A "pattern of avoidance" characterizes the basic racial attitudes of the residents of these communities. There are, however…
Some Ideological Confusion Among Negro College Students
A pressing question of the moment, one which is being asked with everincreasing insistence -is: What kind of a post-war world may we expect? Materials enough to fill volumes are flooding the presses of the country on the subject, much of it written by individuals who are even now in the declining years of life and who have scant hope of exerting vital influence in whatever society there may be. Manifestly, our most realistic point of contact with…
Basic Racial Attitudes Toward Whites in the Oklahoma All-Negro Community
This paper focuses attention upon the psychic qualities of Negroes who have voluntarily isolated themselves from the dominant culture. The all-Negro community in Oklahoma was conceived as a social experiment. It is an attempt by Negroes to escape the psychological pressures experienced in racially mixed southern communities. A "pattern of avoidance" characterizes the basic racial attitudes of the residents of these communities. There are, however…
The All-Negro Communities of Oklahoma
From Slavery to Freedom
Where I Was Born and Raised.David Cohn
The Negro in America.Arnold Rose
"Social Stratification in "Georgia Town
D URING I949 we were engaged in the study of the social life of a biracially structured modern community, Georgia Town. Among other problems, we set for ourselves the task of securing data which might serve as independent measures of validity of the Index of Status Characteristics (I.S.C.) developed by W. Lloyd Warner and his research associates at the University of Chicago.' We began with the assumption that the I.S.C. has validity as a measure …
Southern Parish Volume I
Caste in a Peasant Society
Social Stratification in the United States. John F. Cuber, William F. Kenkel
Desegregation, Integration, and the Negro Community
Research on the Negro Family
Race Issues on the World Scene
The Metropolis and Juvenile Delinquency Among Negroes
This discussion will view juvenile delinquency as a way of life in urban living.' The main emphasis will be on the deviant behavior of minority youth, particularly Negroes, living in segregated communities, culturally isolated islands, as it were, located in heterogeneous, multigroup, metropolitan areas of the United States. The central purpose of this approach is to disclose the nature and peculiar cultural components of the social relationships…
Cracker Culture
A Comparative Study of Race Attitudes in the All-negro Community in Oklahoma
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