Word: assimilationism
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"The road is not yet open. We are not yet ready for organic or constitutional union. But there can be a process of assimilation, of growing alike. . . . My longing is not yet that we should be united with other churches in this country, but that we should grow to full...
Written under the twin delusions that Americans were chiefly of Anglo-Saxon origin, and that this stock was greatly preferable to Eastern and Southern European strains, the Immigration Restriction Act of 1924 limits total annual immigration to 150,000, with individual nations held to a number proportional to their representation...
No doubt the forces of progress were on Professor Angold's side., Besides, the British gypsies were more assimilated than most other gypsy stocks. But progress and assimilation might have a stiff tussle with a people which still preserved its folk wisdom in a six-line catechism: Miro dado...
Two of the Graduate Schools have already had women's classes for some time. Up to 80 women have studied in the School of Education each year, and a few have been in the School of Public Health. One more step in the gradual assimilation of women students into the...
For three months Seattle's Boeing Airplane Co. has been frantically hunting for 9,000 more workers to boost lagging Flying Fortress production (TIME, Aug. 2, et seq.). Scouts were dispatched into the Middle West to lure workers to Boeing; the War Manpower Commission asked Puget Sound shipyards to...