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... elite strategy had two consequences . In the first place it meant that the radicals could be undercut by a Marcus Garvey who went directly to the masses with his " Back to Africa " campaign . Second , in speaking to the intellectal elite ...
... elite strategy had two consequences . In the first place it meant that the radicals could be undercut by a Marcus Garvey who went directly to the masses with his " Back to Africa " campaign . Second , in speaking to the intellectal elite ...
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... elite group had grown up in the black community . Composed of businessmen , professionals , newspaper editors and religious leaders , this elite made its living by furnishing goods and services that the segregated black community was ...
... elite group had grown up in the black community . Composed of businessmen , professionals , newspaper editors and religious leaders , this elite made its living by furnishing goods and services that the segregated black community was ...
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... elite by providing its members with a tenable social position and has benefitted the blacks by giving them leaders who have symbolized to them their possibilities as per- sons if conditions but allowed . The Negro upper class depends on ...
... elite by providing its members with a tenable social position and has benefitted the blacks by giving them leaders who have symbolized to them their possibilities as per- sons if conditions but allowed . The Negro upper class depends on ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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