Josey, Charles C - An Inquiry Concerning Racial Prejudice. (Iaaee Monographs No. 1)

New York: IAAEE, 1965. 1965. New York: IAAEE, 1965. 1965. Fine. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed vermilion wraps. vii & 32 pages plus 3-page IAAEE statement & catalog. Near fine.

IAAEE is The International Association for the Advancement of Ethnology and Eugenics. A number of its monographs deal with race. This author defends racial prejudice as a natural identification with one's own group which "does not necessarily involve hostility toward others, though it frequently does". He favors segregation of the races and maintains that the Supreme Court's decision on desegregation of schools has "affected adversely race relations in many places". Fine .

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