“Neglect of one's own culture and advancement finds a ready compensation among the ignorant and slothful in the idea that one is anyhow superior to those of another race, even when there are outward evidences to the contrary.”
LaFarge’s pioneering argument that the Catholic Church must take responsibility to promote racial justice and equality through education, dialogue, and social action.
Author: John LaFarge
Title: The Race Question: A Study of the Catholic Doctrine on Interracial Justice
Edition: Second Edition
Published: New York and Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 1943
Physical Description: Softcover; Octavo; 315p
Condition: Wraps with edge wear, light damp-staining, and toning. Bumping to corners and mild creasing to spine. Binding solid and square. Pages toned with some foxing on half title page. Some folded corners in text-block.
Comments: Scarce copy
