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The Racial Factor in YMCA's: A Report on Negro-White Relationships in Twenty-Four Cities

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Front cover of published report on interracial relationships in 24 US cities; includes YMCA emblem
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  1. African Americans
  2. Interracial Work
  3. Segregation
  4. Young Men's Christian Associations

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