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Page 139
... Thirdly , they were bases from which to launch attacks on plantations for supplies or in retaliation and thus , on the slave system itself , even if only in a minor and isolated way . Fourthly , they often raided plantations to free ...
... Thirdly , they were bases from which to launch attacks on plantations for supplies or in retaliation and thus , on the slave system itself , even if only in a minor and isolated way . Fourthly , they often raided plantations to free ...
Page 338
... thirdly , it has tended to encour- age denial and reductive translation of Blacks ' contribution to their own struggle . Two of the coalitions on which Blacks have relied on heavily are the Jewish and Democratic coalitions . These ...
... thirdly , it has tended to encour- age denial and reductive translation of Blacks ' contribution to their own struggle . Two of the coalitions on which Blacks have relied on heavily are the Jewish and Democratic coalitions . These ...
Page 379
... Thirdly , it advocates Black self - help and solidarity which would support Black business and benefit from its expansion . Fourthly , Black capitalism demands subsidization from the dominant society , i.e. , government and the private ...
... Thirdly , it advocates Black self - help and solidarity which would support Black business and benefit from its expansion . Fourthly , Black capitalism demands subsidization from the dominant society , i.e. , government and the private ...
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