Johnson, Charles S. Charles Spurgeon Johnson was president of Fisk University and the person to whom a generation of scholars turned when they wanted to know about black America. Patterns of Negro Segregation (1943) is a pathbreaking systematic survey of the shape and consequences of racial segregation in several parts of the South, Midwest, and North-east. Charles Spurgeon Johnson was president of Fisk University and the person to whom a generation of scholars turned when they wanted to…
Author: Charles S. Johnson · Original publisher: Harper & Brothers (1943)
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