Servicing and Organizing the White Ethnic Working-Class Community.

Giordano, Joseph

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Publication Date: 1975

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Servicing and Organizing the White Ethnic Working-Class Community

Giordano, Joseph

Journal of Education for Social Work, 11, 1, 59-65, W 75

Discusses the need to include areas in graduate social work curriculum not only to combat racism but also to direct attention to the lower-class white ethnic population. The profession must renew its commitment to cultural pluralism, with a goal of identifying bridge issues among varied groups and developing coalitions. (Editor/PG)

Descriptors: Cultural Pluralism, Curriculum Development, Ethnic Groups, Higher Education, Lower Middle Class, Professional Education, Social Work, Social Workers, Whites

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