The Unexpected Consequence of Government Manipulation: Racial Disturbances at Chicago's Public Housing for Veterans in the 1940s.

The article discusses race relations between African Americans and whites in Chicago, Illinois public housing for World War II veterans during the 1940s. The impact that the Chicago Housing Authority's (CHA's) policy of promoting racial integration played in race riots in Chicago, including the 1946...

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Publicado en:Journal of American & Canadian Studies no. 31; pp. 49 - 78
Autor principal: Takei, Hiroshi
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Sophia University 2013
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        20th century history of race relations in the United States
        Public housing
        Chicago Housing Authority
        World War II veterans -- Services for
        Social conditions of veterans
        American veterans
        Race riots
        African American housing
        Twentieth century
        African American history
        History
        Social history
        Chicago (Ill.)
        Illinois
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          20th century history of race relations in the United States
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          Chicago Housing Authority
          World War II veterans -- Services for
          Social conditions of veterans
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          Race riots
          African American housing
          Twentieth century
          African American history
          History
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