Incidentally. I had that in my own family. My father was an immigrant from middle Europe in about the late 1880s. and I am old enough to know the discrimination which was practiced. overtly and blatantly. through many of my adult years In respect of employment. One of the things that those discriminated against have resented the most is that they are relegated to the position of the sawers of wood and the drawers of water. that only the bluecollar jobs and ditchdigging jobs are reserved for them. and that though they built America. and certainly helped build it enormously in the days of its basic construction. they cannot ascend the higher rungs in professional and other life. It will be remembered that one of the most cruel aspects of discrimination was the quota system practiced in many American universities when it came to doctors. It was the reason for the establishment of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. one of the great colleges of medicine in the United States. in the city of New York. It involved a tremendous reaction.
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Immigrants are relegated to low-paying jobs and prevented from ascending in professional life.