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Page 79
... Negro leaders . Their demands for complete political , economic , and social equality have been openly and frankly stated for all the world to read and understand . They have used every con- ceivable argument in an attempt to support ...
... Negro leaders . Their demands for complete political , economic , and social equality have been openly and frankly stated for all the world to read and understand . They have used every con- ceivable argument in an attempt to support ...
Page 96
... Negro should be permitted to vote . It is the third demand , that of social equality , which white Americans cannot and will not grant . When the Negro leaders include social equality of the races and the abolition of all forms of racial ...
... Negro should be permitted to vote . It is the third demand , that of social equality , which white Americans cannot and will not grant . When the Negro leaders include social equality of the races and the abolition of all forms of racial ...
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... Negro leaders for complete political , economic , and social equality were shown by statements from the Negro leaders who were asked to write essays for What the Negro Wants . From a study of these essays , we found that the pleas for ...
... Negro leaders for complete political , economic , and social equality were shown by statements from the Negro leaders who were asked to write essays for What the Negro Wants . From a study of these essays , we found that the pleas for ...
Contents
The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization II | 17 |
The Negro Problem in American History | 23 |
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