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Based on a series of conferences at Syracuse University, 1970-71, and conducted by the University's Department of Sociology. Racism and mental health as a field of thought and action / Bernard M. Kramer -- Historical perspectives on mental health and racism in the United States / Charles Prudhomme and David F. Musto -- Racism and psychotherapy / Charles A. Pinderhughes -- Some emotional consequences of racism for whites / John A. Ordway -- Some consequences of racism for children / Jeanne Spurlock -- Racism and mental health services / Claudewell S. Thomas and James P. Comer -- Black women in a racist society / Jacquelyne Johnson Jackson -- Racism and the mental health of white Americans: a social psychological view / Thomas F. Pettigrew -- Self-concept in white and black children / Gloria Johnson Powell -- Racism, mental health, and the schools / Reginald L. Jones -- Definitions and distributions of mental disorders in a racist society / Morton Kramer, Beatrice M. Rosen, and Ernest M. Willis -- Positive mental health in the black community: the black liberation movement / Preston Wilcox -- The formation of the Black Psychiatrists of America / Chester M. Pierce -- Key issues in developing a national minority mental health program at NIMH / Frank M. Ochberg and Bertram S. Brown -- Mental health action for human rights / Charles V. Willie, Bernard M. Kramer, and Bertram S. Brown.
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KAIMI, E., TAKAHASHI, E., HASHIGUCHI, D., & FUJIWARA, K. (2006). The Future Aspects and the Present Challenges for the Practical Use of Microbial Products in the Industrial Field. Shigen-to-Sozai, 122(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.2473/shigentosozai.122.1
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