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... Negro education . There was some evidence too of a greater tendency to question and to protest against the denial of opportunity to the Negro . But the caste system as a whole re- mained intact . And in the depression years the right of ...
... Negro education . There was some evidence too of a greater tendency to question and to protest against the denial of opportunity to the Negro . But the caste system as a whole re- mained intact . And in the depression years the right of ...
Page 73
... Negro was ceasing to be tied to the land , in a kind of peonage . And in the Northern cities he could organ- ize and he could vote , and in time he began to learn that thereby he could make his voice heard and his influence felt . All ...
... Negro was ceasing to be tied to the land , in a kind of peonage . And in the Northern cities he could organ- ize and he could vote , and in time he began to learn that thereby he could make his voice heard and his influence felt . All ...
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... Negro see E. Franklin Frazier , The Negro in the United States ( New 1 PAGE York , 1949 ) . For the problem as 138 THE RAMPARTS WE GUARD.
... Negro see E. Franklin Frazier , The Negro in the United States ( New 1 PAGE York , 1949 ) . For the problem as 138 THE RAMPARTS WE GUARD.
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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