Integration and Pluralism

Abstract

(from the chapter) integration is often presented today as the logical opposite of pluralism / this confusion presents a pointed example of how muddled conceptualization has become in the intergroup area / [and] has largely political origins /// provide a few essential definitions /// discuss the myths that have developed on both sides of the political debate /// present the case for the uniqueness of Black-White relations in the United States /// implications for American race relations (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2000 APA, all rights reserved)