The Journal of Negro History, Volume 53Carter Godwin Woodson, Rayford Whittingham Logan Association for the Study of Negro Life and History., 1968 The scope of the Journal include the broad range of the study of Afro-American life and history. |
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Page 112
... becomes , as we too well know , and all history attests ... the most corrupt and turbulent of his class . ' ” It is ... become a calculated disciplinary device . " We encour- age their singing as much as we can , " confided the manager ...
... becomes , as we too well know , and all history attests ... the most corrupt and turbulent of his class . ' ” It is ... become a calculated disciplinary device . " We encour- age their singing as much as we can , " confided the manager ...
Page 264
... become increasingly involved . Washington has almost become a ' black ' city as the white middle class has withdrawn to the suburbs , leaving it to Negro Americans . The ' black bourgeoisie ' has increased in size , but not in influence ...
... become increasingly involved . Washington has almost become a ' black ' city as the white middle class has withdrawn to the suburbs , leaving it to Negro Americans . The ' black bourgeoisie ' has increased in size , but not in influence ...
Page 362
... become of America and not merely in America in the eyes of the white man , one should be reminded ( if necessary ) that a revolution is in process . Limitations of space prevent comments on each part of the book and on individual ...
... become of America and not merely in America in the eyes of the white man , one should be reminded ( if necessary ) that a revolution is in process . Limitations of space prevent comments on each part of the book and on individual ...
Contents
The Present Dilemma of the Negro | 1 |
The Quock Walker Cases 178183 | 12 |
Abolition Deportation Integration | 33 |
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