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4. Sanctions for Residential Segregation

5. The General Character of Institutional Segregation

6. Segregation in Specific Types of Institutions

Chapter 30. Effects of Social Inequality 640

1. The Incidence of Social Inequality

2. Increasing Isolation

3. Interracial Contacts

4. The Factor of Ignorance

5. Present Dynamics

PART VIII. SOCIAL STRATIFICATION

Chapter 31. Caste and Class 667

1. The Concepts “Caste” and “Class”

2. The “Meaning” of the Concepts “Caste” and “Class”

3. The Caste Struggle

4. Crossing the Caste Line

Chapter 32. The Negro Class Structure 689

1. The Negro Class Order in the American Caste System

2. Caste Determines Class

3. Color and Class

4. The Classes in the Negro Community

PART IX. LEADERSHIP AND CONCERTED ACTION

Chapter 33. The American Pattern of Individual Leadership
and Mass Passivity 709

1. “Intelligent Leadership”

2. “Community Leaders”

3. Mass Passivity

4. The Patterns Exemplified in Politics and throughout the
American Social Structure

Chapter 34. Accommodating Leadership 720

1. Leadership and Caste

2. The Interests of Whites and Negroes with Respect to Negro
Leadership

3. In the North and on the National Scene

4. The “Glass Plate”

5. Accommodating Leadership and Class

6. Several Qualifications

7. Accommodating Leaders in the North

8. The Glamour Personalities

Chapter 35. The Negro Protest 736

1. The Slave Revolts

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4. Sanctions for Residential Segregation
5. The General Character of Institutional Segregation
6. Segregation in Specific Types of Institutions
Chapter 30. Effects of Social Inequality	640
1. The Incidence of Social Inequality
2. Increasing Isolation
3. Interracial Contacts
4. The Factor of Ignorance
5. Present Dynamics
PART VIII. SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
Chapter 31. Caste and Class	667
1. The Concepts “Caste” and “Class”
2. The “Meaning” of the Concepts “Caste” and “Class”
3. The Caste Struggle
4. Crossing the Caste Line
Chapter 32. The Negro Class Structure	689
1. The Negro Class Order in the American Caste System
2. Caste Determines Class
3. Color and Class
4. The Classes in the Negro Community
PART IX. LEADERSHIP AND CONCERTED ACTION
Chapter 33. The American Pattern of Individual Leadership and Mass Passivity	709
1. “Intelligent Leadership”
2. “Community Leaders”
3. Mass Passivity
4. The Patterns Exemplified in Politics and throughout the American Social Structure
Chapter 34. Accommodating Leadership	720
1. Leadership and Caste
2. The Interests of Whites and Negroes with Respect to Negro Leadership
3. In the North and on the National Scene
4. The “Glass Plate”
5. Accommodating Leadership and Class
6. Several Qualifications
7. Accommodating Leaders in the North
8. The Glamour Personalities
Chapter 35. The Negro Protest	736
1. The Slave Revolts