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It was not too long ago that as a nation we moved from an Agrarian Society concerned with conformity, through an Industrial Society concerned with nationalism and uniformity, to our present Information Society concerned with diversity within a global context, on our way to the Global Society of the 21st century with a planetary worldview. Such cultural and political upheavals have given rise to knowledgeable players in the game of social change, while leaving most people as confused bystanders, desperately hanging on to a past which in part is dysfunctional to the present and in many ways irrelevant to the future.
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Paul Arthur Schilpp, K. Mannheim · The Philosophical Review · 1940 · 689 citations
Race and the Schooling of Black Americans.
Claude M. Steele · The Atlantic · 1992 · 631 citations