The Role of Semantics in the Study of Race Distance in Puerto Rico

Charles C. Rogler

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Charles C. Rogler; The Role of Semantics in the Study of Race Distance in Puerto Rico, Social Forces, Volume 22, Issue 4, 1 May 1944, Pages 448–453, https://doi

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