The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... race as anyone else , the crucial question is how long will this other white oriented group be allowed to block the real progress of the race ? 5. Those who seek and hope for admittance into white society should not be criticized or ...
... race as anyone else , the crucial question is how long will this other white oriented group be allowed to block the real progress of the race ? 5. Those who seek and hope for admittance into white society should not be criticized or ...
Page 339
... race , he is still dis- turbed by any signs of a movement towards unity among Blacks , and goes into action in many subtle ways to offset it . The important point is the most disheartening . This is the fact that the white man really ...
... race , he is still dis- turbed by any signs of a movement towards unity among Blacks , and goes into action in many subtle ways to offset it . The important point is the most disheartening . This is the fact that the white man really ...
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... race , or organize by families and individuals , community by community and state by state . Where the matter concerns the whole race , affiliated groups would speak in one voice through the overall organization of the race.1 But since ...
... race , or organize by families and individuals , community by community and state by state . Where the matter concerns the whole race , affiliated groups would speak in one voice through the overall organization of the race.1 But since ...
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