Interrelationship between Immigrants and Negroes

This article is a summary of the proceedings of the Ninth Annual Seminar on the Integration of Immigrants held at Columbia University on February 4, 1969 under the auspices of the Committee on Integra? tion of the American Immigration and Citizenship Conference. theme of the Seminar, The Immigrant and Current American Issues: New Problems of Adjustment, had special reference to the relationships of immigrant groups to the American Negro. Presiding in the morning was Dr. Robert D. Cross, President of Hunter College of City University of New York. After the nature and purpose of the Seminar were outlined by Dr. William S. Bernard, Chairman of the Com? mittee on Integration, the major paper at the morning session, Needed Perspectives, was given by Dr. Murray Friedman, Regional Director, Pennsylvania-Delaware-Maryland, American Jewish Committee

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