Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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... social segregation , especially in the schools , preferring to avoid conflict over this issue while they concentrated on civil and political rights . A South Carolina Negro legislator declared : " I venture to say to my white fellow ...
... social segregation , especially in the schools , preferring to avoid conflict over this issue while they concentrated on civil and political rights . A South Carolina Negro legislator declared : " I venture to say to my white fellow ...
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... social effects of such monstrous aggregations of wealth . " You might as well endeavor to stay the formation of clouds , the falling of the rains , or the flowing of the streams , as to attempt ... to prevent organization of industry ...
... social effects of such monstrous aggregations of wealth . " You might as well endeavor to stay the formation of clouds , the falling of the rains , or the flowing of the streams , as to attempt ... to prevent organization of industry ...
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that seethe beneath the social crust are behind him . benevolent and improving the condition of the people through social legislation . But any display of independent power by the masses , especially in the form of a strike , set off a ...
that seethe beneath the social crust are behind him . benevolent and improving the condition of the people through social legislation . But any display of independent power by the masses , especially in the form of a strike , set off a ...
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