… by authors contributing to Montague’s work’: Race has been considered as a concept of the
… in relative income occurred over the 1960s; beginning at 0.54 in 1964, the black/white ratio …

… The increasing use of the term race/ethnicity reflects a greater acceptance of these two … In
his review of the literature Montague sets the earliest definition in a treatise by Francois Tant, …

… In this paper, we first briefly consider the concepts of race and ethnicity that underlie
classifications and terminology. Then we outline the heterogeneity within African populations in …

… ” groups is itself a social process involving unequal power relations, nor is there any
understanding that if we are to understand “racial” segregation, we must first account for the …

… In researching material for this paper, I found that Montagu (1964) does not explicitly discuss
the problem, although social and scientific paradigmatic interrelatedness is crucial to his …

… 4 Montague argued that colonization required a "… concept of race dominated until the
end of World War II and Nazi racism. Ethnicity is slowly replacing race, although the concepts …

… Byrd and Clayton have made a major contribution to our understanding of the historical
impact of race on health care in America. From slavery days to the modern age, the foundation …

… A great deal of confusion surrounds the meaning of ethnicity and it is commonly … Buffon
in 1749 (Montague, 1964), first introduced race into the biological literature. It was explicitly …

… In the conclusion, we consider the question, "Does the concept of hegemony still have the …
-it was a response to the call by Henry (1964) for physical education in higher education to be …

… They may at this age have little unders tanding of the concept of race, but they have already
… 99 Montague also advocates that the schools and parents share the responsibility for racial …