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The study’s results strongly suggest that if Arkansas’ education levels were equal to the national levels, approximately 69% of the gap between Arkansas’ per capita income and the national average would be eliminated.
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This volume of occasional papers (120 pages) covers a diverse range of contemporary issues affecting Brazil, South Africa, and the United States, which include education, globalization, economic inequality, human relations, the role of religious communities, and international remedies for racial discrimination.
Authors include Antonia Hernandes, president, Mexican American Legal Defense Fund; Reid Andrews, professor, University of Pittsburgh, the late C. Eric Lincoln, professor emeritus, Duke University; Emmett Carson, president, the Minneapolis Foundation; South African scholar Mandy Taylor and others.
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This volume of occasional papers (120 pages) covers a diverse range of contemporary issues affecting Brazil, South Africa, and the United States, which include education, globalization, economic inequality, human relations, the role of religious communities, and international remedies for racial discrimination.
Authors include Antonia Hernandes, president, Mexican American Legal Defense Fund; Reid Andrews, professor, University of Pittsburgh, the late C. Eric Lincoln, professor emeritus, Duke University; Emmett Carson, president, the Minneapolis Foundation; South African scholar Mandy Taylor and others.
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