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192 The great mass of Negroes hailed Booker T. Washington as a Moses , and the white South endorsed his program and gave him its support . Support also came from the white North , and thus this colored leader seemed to have accom- ...
192 The great mass of Negroes hailed Booker T. Washington as a Moses , and the white South endorsed his program and gave him its support . Support also came from the white North , and thus this colored leader seemed to have accom- ...
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In the closing chapter of his autobiography , Professor Washington said : " We can safely say that at least six thousand men and women from Tuskegee are now at work in different parts of the South ; men and women who , by their own ...
In the closing chapter of his autobiography , Professor Washington said : " We can safely say that at least six thousand men and women from Tuskegee are now at work in different parts of the South ; men and women who , by their own ...
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The March on Washington Movement was primarily re- sponsible for the issuance of Executive Order No. 8802 by President Roosevelt . Protesting against what was termed nationwide discrimination in war industries , an estimated two hundred ...
The March on Washington Movement was primarily re- sponsible for the issuance of Executive Order No. 8802 by President Roosevelt . Protesting against what was termed nationwide discrimination in war industries , an estimated two hundred ...
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Contents
The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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| Title | Take Your Choice: Separation Or Mongrelization |
| Author | Theodore Gilmore Bilbo |
| Publisher | Dream House Publishing Company, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 330 pages |
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