Horace Mann Bond, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | United States, Independence, KS, United States |
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| Urban WJ, Bond HM. (1987) Horace Mann Bond's Negro Education in Alabama@@@Negro Education in Alabama: A Study in Cotton and Steel History of Education Quarterly. 27: 363 |
| Bond HM. (1961) Some Major Educational Problems in Africa South of the Sahara: A Critical Summary Journal of Negro Education. 30: 358 |
| Bond HM. (1959) Talent--and Toilets Journal of Negro Education. 28: 3 |
| Bond HM. (1952) The Present Status of Racial Integration in the United States, with Especial Reference to Education Journal of Negro Education. 21: 241 |
| Bond HM. (1948) The Evolution and Present Status of Negro Higher and Professional Education in the United States Journal of Negro Education. 17: 224 |
| Bond HM. (1947) Education for Political and Social Responsibility: Its Natural History in the American College Journal of Negro Education. 16: 165 |
| Bond HM, Wright MMT. (1942) It's All Happened Before!@@@The Education of Negroes in New Jersey. Journal of Negro Education. 11: 64 |
| Bond HM. (1941) The Educational and Other Social Implications of the Impact of the Present Crisis upon Racial Minorities Journal of Negro Education. 10: 617 |
| Bond HM. (1939) The Position of the Negro in the American Social Order in 1950 Journal of Negro Education. 8: 583 |
| Bond HM, Reid IDA, Vallen P, et al. (1939) Treasure Island for Students@@@The Urban Negro Worker in the United States 1925-36. An Analysis of the Training, Types, and Conditions of Employment and Earnings of 200,000 Skilled and White-Collar Negro Workers. Vol. 1. Statistics by Regions. Journal of Negro Education. 8: 222 |