Americans, Save America: The Solution to America's Racial Dilemma: Separate and Equal Negro States |
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... accepted , and that , because of this , both races should begin looking for a permanent and satisfactory solution . This book is not prejudiced against the Negro , not at all ; rather , it is the other way around . There is a lot of ...
... accepted , and that , because of this , both races should begin looking for a permanent and satisfactory solution . This book is not prejudiced against the Negro , not at all ; rather , it is the other way around . There is a lot of ...
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... accept another race into theirs if it would hurt them or bring about such a drastic change in appearance or skin ? Wouldn't they feel it was only natural for them to oppose it and fight against accepting someone as their neighbor , when ...
... accept another race into theirs if it would hurt them or bring about such a drastic change in appearance or skin ? Wouldn't they feel it was only natural for them to oppose it and fight against accepting someone as their neighbor , when ...
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... accept an- other when it is within his human nature not to do so . Legal force cannot be made to work . The Negro people must try to understand and to make use of this logic . The Negro people should use logic in relationship to their ...
... accept an- other when it is within his human nature not to do so . Legal force cannot be made to work . The Negro people must try to understand and to make use of this logic . The Negro people should use logic in relationship to their ...
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