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The phrase is unhappy because of the vague meaning of both ' social ' and ' equality . ' Yet it is in too common use to be discarded , and it stands especially for an attitude toward the Negro . ' SOCIAL ' IS USED TO REFER NOT ONLY TO ...
The phrase is unhappy because of the vague meaning of both ' social ' and ' equality . ' Yet it is in too common use to be discarded , and it stands especially for an attitude toward the Negro . ' SOCIAL ' IS USED TO REFER NOT ONLY TO ...
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Stuart O. Landry has emphatically pointed out that social equality is the goal toward which the present day leaders of the Negro race are working . He says : The Negro press makes no bones about it . Says Dan Gardner ( colored ) in ...
Stuart O. Landry has emphatically pointed out that social equality is the goal toward which the present day leaders of the Negro race are working . He says : The Negro press makes no bones about it . Says Dan Gardner ( colored ) in ...
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Mrs. Roosevelt has gone so far in aiding the campaign for complete social equality that she has , in effect , endorsed intermarriage . She thinks marriage between whites and Negroes is an individual matter since it is a “ very personal ...
Mrs. Roosevelt has gone so far in aiding the campaign for complete social equality that she has , in effect , endorsed intermarriage . She thinks marriage between whites and Negroes is an individual matter since it is a “ very personal ...
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Contents
The Race IssueOur Greatest Domestic Problem | 5 |
Race and Civilization | 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 | 13 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 330 pages |
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