In Featherman and Hauser's 1962 Occupational Tables, the Sons of Upper-White-Collar

question 23

Multiple Choice

In Featherman and Hauser's 1962 occupational tables, the sons of upper-white-collar African American fathers were most likely to have jobs that were

• A) upper white collar
• B) lower white collar
• C) upper manual
• D) lower manual

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