[Links provided where online versions are available. Online
libraries charging a small yearly fee are a treasure trove for
such sources; we, for example, highly recommend Questia.]
HISTORY of AFRICANS IN THE U.S. Bonger, Willem Adriaan. Race and
Crime. (Trans. Margaret Mathews Hordyk.) New York: Columbia
University Press, 1943. (Has many tables comparing violent crime
between Jews and non-Jews, between Nordics, Alpines,
Mediterraneans, Baltics, as well as African-Americans, from late
1800s / early 1900s. Fascinating.) Braun, Gedaliah, Racism,
Guilt, and Self-Deceit, Johannesburg, Jan Lamprecht, 2007. (Yes,
this is Africa the continent, but it's an odd and interesting
counterpiece. J. Taylor: "Fascinating observations of an
American who has lived in Africa for nearly 30 years. He
systematically started asking Africans—even virtual
strangers—what they thought about racial differences and whether
they were in favor of black rule. Unlike most whites, who would
be ashamed to ask such questions, Dr. Braun is utterl