Race mixture : studies in intermarriage and miscegenation / by Edward Byron Reuter.

  • Edward Byron Reuter
Date:
1931
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Credit: Race mixture : studies in intermarriage and miscegenation / by Edward Byron Reuter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and association. The hybrids tend to be distinct in social position, culture status, and personality organization: sociologically as well as racially, they are hybrid. “Civilization and the Mixture of Races’’ was read before the 1929 meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and printed in the Scientific Monthly Vol. 31 (1930), pp. 442-449. The paper on “Sex Distribution in the Mulatto Population’’ was printed in the Journal of Applied Sociology, Vol. 7 (1923), pp. 130-138, under the title “Sex Distribution in the Negro and Mulatto Population of the United States.” “The Superiority of the Mulatto” first appeared in the American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 23 (1917), pp. 83-106. “The Changing Status of the Mulatto” appeared as one of the papers in Ebony and Topa^., a special publication of the magazine Opportunity. “The Hybrid as a Sociological Type” and “The Per¬ sonality of Mixed Bloods” were read before meet¬ ings of the American Sociological Society and printed in the Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. 19 (1925), pp. 59-68, and Vol. 22 (1928), pp. 52-59. The courtesy of the editors of these journals in granting permission to reprint is here acknowledged. I also acknowledge my in¬ debtedness to Miss Doris M. Lorden who read the various papers and gave much help in their revision. g g g {vil Honolulu, Hawaii, December, 1930.
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