Contemporary Forum: American Speeches on Twentieth-Century Issues1962 |
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Page 327
... Negro trade . The Negro was beginning to exert important political and economic influence ; he could take pride in his remarkable progress since the 1930s ; but in 1960 he was still far from enjoying the full rights of American ...
... Negro trade . The Negro was beginning to exert important political and economic influence ; he could take pride in his remarkable progress since the 1930s ; but in 1960 he was still far from enjoying the full rights of American ...
Page 338
... Negro is educated sepa- rately . It will cost dearly , but we will do it ! There have been but few isolated cases in either the white or Negro schools in Mississippi where assaults with deadly weapons have taken place . Such assaults ...
... Negro is educated sepa- rately . It will cost dearly , but we will do it ! There have been but few isolated cases in either the white or Negro schools in Mississippi where assaults with deadly weapons have taken place . Such assaults ...
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... Negro Republic . It must be said to the lasting credit of the Negro that his loyalty to the white Southerner and to his country made this ridiculous plan impossible . Subsequently , the Communists then decided that every Negro in the ...
... Negro Republic . It must be said to the lasting credit of the Negro that his loyalty to the white Southerner and to his country made this ridiculous plan impossible . Subsequently , the Communists then decided that every Negro in the ...
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THE PROGRESSIVE | 3 |
THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 9 |
The New Nationalism | 27 |
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