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... Washington as a Moses , and the white South endorsed his program and gave him its support . Support also came from ... Washington's program which they said fell much too short of their goal of complete equality of the races . They ...
... Washington as a Moses , and the white South endorsed his program and gave him its support . Support also came from ... Washington's program which they said fell much too short of their goal of complete equality of the races . They ...
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... 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 example or by direct ef- fort , are showing the masses of ...
... 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 example or by direct ef- fort , are showing the masses of ...
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... Washington on July 1 , 1941. The plans were made under the leadership of Philip Randolph , and when President Roose- velt asked that the march be called off , he was refused . Ran- dolph and several other Negro leaders were summoned to ...
... Washington on July 1 , 1941. The plans were made under the leadership of Philip Randolph , and when President Roose- velt asked that the march be called off , he was refused . Ran- dolph and several other Negro leaders were summoned to ...
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The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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