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... Negro population . in our central cities will continue to increase rapidly . As southern farms are mechanized , especially in the tobacco and cotton growing regions , Negro migration to the cities , in both the North and South , will ...
... Negro population . in our central cities will continue to increase rapidly . As southern farms are mechanized , especially in the tobacco and cotton growing regions , Negro migration to the cities , in both the North and South , will ...
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... Negro proportion of the population was reduced in all eight senate districts in Philadelphia when the Pennsylvania Senate was reapportioned in 1963. The only district with a Negro majority was reduced from 81 percent to 69 percent Negro ...
... Negro proportion of the population was reduced in all eight senate districts in Philadelphia when the Pennsylvania Senate was reapportioned in 1963. The only district with a Negro majority was reduced from 81 percent to 69 percent Negro ...
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... Negro protests or demands . Nor does the growing population split indicate there will be a decrease in Negro militancy in the future . Rather all indications point to increasing militancy on the part of Negroes in the large central ...
... Negro protests or demands . Nor does the growing population split indicate there will be a decrease in Negro militancy in the future . Rather all indications point to increasing militancy on the part of Negroes in the large central ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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