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... force of events , is consecrated in humility to the immediate and practical ed- ucation of the people . Let me say in response to the hypocritical statement of President Hill that the real and true white man is willing to accept the ...
... force of events , is consecrated in humility to the immediate and practical ed- ucation of the people . Let me say in response to the hypocritical statement of President Hill that the real and true white man is willing to accept the ...
Page 151
... force the railroads of the country to place Negroes in positions of conductors and engineers . It is at- tempting to force business establishments to employ Negro clerks , and even managers and place them beside , and even over , the ...
... force the railroads of the country to place Negroes in positions of conductors and engineers . It is at- tempting to force business establishments to employ Negro clerks , and even managers and place them beside , and even over , the ...
Page 275
... force . There- fore , let me again repeat that no one has ever suggested the use of force . NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE FACT , CER- TAIN NEGRO LEADERS - THE SMART INTELLI- GENTSIA - WHO WANT MONGRELIZATION HAVE TRIED TO LEAVE THE ...
... force . There- fore , let me again repeat that no one has ever suggested the use of force . NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE FACT , CER- TAIN NEGRO LEADERS - THE SMART INTELLI- GENTSIA - WHO WANT MONGRELIZATION HAVE TRIED TO LEAVE THE ...
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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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