Focusing on the attitudes of dominant white communities, this study investigates the critical dimension of desegregation in Guilford County, North Carolina. Led by sociology professor Melvin Tumin and his team, the research provides a thorough examination of local citizens' opinions, offering valuable insights into the complexities surrounding this pressing social issue. It stands as a significant contribution to understanding the challenges of desegregation in contemporary society.
The book offers a detailed case study of the pueblo of San Luis Jilotepeque, exploring the complexities of caste systems in Central America. Set in a captivating locale, it presents unique insights that extend beyond its immediate context, highlighting broader implications for understanding social structures in other Latin American regions. The rich material and cultural backdrop contribute to its intriguing narrative, making it a significant resource for those interested in the dynamics of caste and society.