Minorities in the Metropolis (Speaker Preview): Sterling Tucker - 1975 Part 5
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STERLING TUCKER, CHAIRMAN, CITY COUNCIL OF WASHINGTON, D.C.; AND PHILIP RUTLEDGE, NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES, DISCUSS THE PROBLEM OF MANAGING URBAN AREAS AND PROBLEMS FACED BY THE BLACK MAJORITY THAT GOVERNS THE AMERICAN CAPITAL. TUCKER DISCUSSES UNIVERSAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS, WHICH INCLUDE HOUSING BUDGET DEFICITS, EDUCATION, UNEMPLOYMENT AND CRIME OF CITIES, AND THE METHODS USED IN WASHINGTON AND THE U.S. TO SOLVE THEM.
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