Word: approach
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Negro movements today, Epps contends, are much too narrow in their approach to reform, because they concentrate exclusively on racial questions. "They should move towards improving the economic conditions of the lower classes in general, instead of just protesting Negro unemployment...
...Accionista have learned certain techniques to facilitate their approach. One is to put the men to work first. Invariably this shames the men into action. Also, because there is little formal marriage in the barrios, women stuck with eight or nine children have a greater stake in community development and are more cooperative. Another technique to attract a crowd on workday is to turn the occasion into a fiesta, with music and dance...
...grade even outside his field on his graduate school transcript could be really adventurous. This would be a self-made kind of General Education. If the individual had only to become competent enough to earn a "pass," the social scientist without previous preparation might be willing to approach a middle-level Fine Arts course; the Social Relations major might brave Chemistry; the scientist might not be daunted by Milton or writing courses...
...than at others-but with an unshakable confidence in the American idea. American politics have changed profoundly. While the Senate may retain its quill pens and snuffboxes as hallmarks of tradition, a whole world of florid political oratory, provincialism and paternalism has given way to a youthful, hard, professional approach. Still, such major innovations as the New Deal were possible only because they could take place within the framework of basic American tradition. Some of the most drastic recent changes in American life-the emergence of unprecedented strong federal authority, the growth of what is in effect a welfare state...
While Marxism cannot solve every problem, Aptheker stated, it offers the most coherent approach to a final solution. Evidence of the strength of its appeal, he said, is clearly shown in the growing number of respected figures outside the Communist world who give it serious consideration in their books on society. "To call them all criminals, as does the McCarran Act," he asserted is an insanity that destroyed Germany...