Census and consensus? : a historical examination of the US census racial terminology used for American residents of African ancestry
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- author: Iman Makeba Nick
- publication date: 2005
- book publisher: P Lang
- book series: European university studies. Series XIV, Anglo-Saxon language and literature
- book subjects: United States
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