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    <title>Ghosts of Jim Crow</title>
    <subTitle>ending racism in post-racial America</subTitle>
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  <tableOfContents>Creating the paradigm: racial hierarchy -- Constructing racial categories from the nation's founding to the Civil War -- Maintaining white dominance during Reconstruction -- Preventing black excellence between Plessy and Brown -- Sustaining the paradigm: white isolation and black separation and subordination -- Maintaining racial segregation in schools and neighborhoods from Brown to the 21st century -- Victimizing blacks in the 21st century -- Ending the paradigm: building a post-racial America -- Black empowerment and self-help -- Integration and equality.</tableOfContents>
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    <topic>Segregación</topic>
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