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... a member of the President's Committee on Fair Employment Practices during the hearings of this Committee at Birmingham , Alabama , in 1942 . The negroes are entitled , no more and no less Southern Segregation and the Color Line.
... a member of the President's Committee on Fair Employment Practices during the hearings of this Committee at Birmingham , Alabama , in 1942 . The negroes are entitled , no more and no less Southern Segregation and the Color Line.
Page 51
... color line was rigidly established and has been just as rigidly maintained . As practically applied , the color line classifies as white only those who are of pure white blood and classifies as Negroes all those of pure Negro blood and ...
... color line was rigidly established and has been just as rigidly maintained . As practically applied , the color line classifies as white only those who are of pure white blood and classifies as Negroes all those of pure Negro blood and ...
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... color line . " 20 Randolph continues his efforts to abolish the color line . He was jailed during the first World War because of his stand against this country's participation in that conflict , " but during this war he has avoided any ...
... color line . " 20 Randolph continues his efforts to abolish the color line . He was jailed during the first World War because of his stand against this country's participation in that conflict , " but during this war he has avoided any ...
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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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