Education of An Economist From Fulbright Scholar to the Federal Reserve Board
Education of An Economist From Fulbright Scholar to the Federal Reserve Board
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Friends.
Rice: Not on a regular basis. I see them every once in a great while.
I read about them. A number of them are distinguished people now, judges mostly.
Morris: Really. So there was a group that did go into the law.
Rice: Oh, yes. I was just talking about myself. No. A lot of blacks have gone into law, as you know. Especially since World War II. There weren't many before World War II. But since World War II. Yes. A lot of them are judges, some are in politics. One of them was police comm...issioner of New York City. Some of them, after they finished college, went into the police department, and worked up in the police department.
Morris: Was that the first group of blacks to go into the New York Police Department?
Rice: No.
Morris: That's been around for some time?
Rice: No. I think that this was the first wave of college graduates. You see, up until then, most of the policemen were just required to finish high school. But then-- Morris: Police work became upgraded.
Rice: Not only that, but professional jobs were hard to find, and many of the people, for example, who had majored in English or history couldn't get any jobs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friends.
Rice: Not on a regular basis. I see them every once in a great while.
I read about them. A number of them are distinguished people now, judges mostly.
Morris: Really. So there was a group that did go into the law.
Rice: Oh, yes. I was just talking about myself. No. A lot of blacks have gone into law, as you know. Especially since World War II. There weren't many before World War II. But since World War II. Yes. A lot of them are judges, some are in politics. One of them was police comm...issioner of New York City. Some of them, after they finished college, went into the police department, and worked up in the police department.
Morris: Was that the first group of blacks to go into the New York Police Department?
Rice: No.
Morris: That's been around for some time?
Rice: No. I think that this was the first wave of college graduates. You see, up until then, most of the policemen were just required to finish high school. But then-- Morris: Police work became upgraded.
Rice: Not only that, but professional jobs were hard to find, and many of the people, for example, who had majored in English or history couldn't get any jobs.
What to read after Education of An Economist From Fulbright Scholar to the Federal Reserve Board?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmett J Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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