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... Niagara Falls and formed what they called the Niagara Movement . Following the tra- dition of Frederick Douglass and basing themselves on the tenet that " Persistent manly agitation is the way to liberty , " Trotter and Du Bois drafted ...
... Niagara Falls and formed what they called the Niagara Movement . Following the tra- dition of Frederick Douglass and basing themselves on the tenet that " Persistent manly agitation is the way to liberty , " Trotter and Du Bois drafted ...
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... movement necessarily had a narrow base of support , especially since not even a majority of the college graduates and professional men supported it . " Elitism thus fostered class snobbery , which weakened and isolated the Niagara Movement ...
... movement necessarily had a narrow base of support , especially since not even a majority of the college graduates and professional men supported it . " Elitism thus fostered class snobbery , which weakened and isolated the Niagara Movement ...
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... Niagara Movement , " The Journal of Negro History , Vol . XLII , No. 3 ( July , 1957 ) . 68. Although the Niagara Movement called only for black manhood suf- frage - as guaranteed by the Constitution - Du Bois supported the woman ...
... Niagara Movement , " The Journal of Negro History , Vol . XLII , No. 3 ( July , 1957 ) . 68. Although the Niagara Movement called only for black manhood suf- frage - as guaranteed by the Constitution - Du Bois supported the woman ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
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